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Payworks will participate as a Gold Sponsor at the Canadian Payroll Association’s (CPA) 36th Annual Conference and Trade Show, Canada’s premier payroll event. The conference takes place at the Shaw Convention Centre and Westin Hotel in Ottawa and approximately 700 payroll specialists from across the country are expected to attend.
As a returning Gold Sponsor of the conference, Payworks will participate as an exhibitor at the Trade Show on June 27 (in booths #137 and #138) and will highlight its recently-launched Workforce Analytics business intelligence tool under the theme Information at Your Fingertips.
Analytics is a powerful new solution created by Payworks that enables users to evaluate their organization’s performance at a glance and transform their workforce data into true business intelligence. The tool allows users to discover trends and anomalies by combining consolidated information across all Payworks modules and utilizing filters to manipulate information.
.Payworks’ sponsorship includes aproduct demonstration in the Trade Show Demo Lounge on June 27 (11:45 am – 12:30 pm), advertisements on conference escalators and elevators, as well as a hotel room drop gift for delegates. Conference delegates are invited to participate in Payworks’ fortune teller game and social media contest for the chance to win one of five prizes throughout the day. This year’s grand prize includes gift cards totaling $500 as well as a matching donation to a charity of the winner’s choice.
Payworks will also showcase its freshly-updated Human Resources module along with TANDEM, the only real-time integration of payroll and benefits for Canadian businesses.
Follow Payworks on Twitter (@PayworksInc) and Facebook (@Payworks) and use hashtag #PayworksAnalytics to stay in the loop as we announce more event details and post photos throughout the Trade Show.
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