Keep HR and Attendance Data Perfectly in Sync
Connect IRIS Cascade HR with Chronicle Online to move employee and approved absence data automatically—without duplicate entry, spreadsheets or avoidable errors.
One Update, Two Systems
No Duplication
Maintain employee information in Cascade and let Chronicle receive the data it needs for time, attendance and workforce management.
Reduce Manual Administration
- Stop re-entering the same employee, holiday and absence information across multiple systems.
Improve Data Accuracy
- Keep key workforce records aligned and reduce errors caused by copying, exporting and reformatting data.
One Clear Process
- HR manages records in Cascade while managers use current information in Chronicle for attendance operations.
From Workforce Record to Payslip Input
Move the information Staffology needs from Chronicle through one controlled API connection.
Employee Details
Keep core employee records current when people join or their details change.
Payroll and Structure
Pass the organisational and pay-related fields used by your attendance processes.
Approved Leave and Absence
When leave is approved in Cascade, the corresponding record can be created automatically in Chronicle.
From HR Update to Attendance Record
Chronicle uses IRIS HR’s API to create a controlled, repeatable flow from Cascade into your time and attendance environment.
Update Cascade
HR creates or updates the employee record once in IRIS Cascade.
Approve Changes
Relevant employee information and authorised leave become ready to sync.
Sync to Chronicle
Chronicle imports the latest records for accurate workforce management.
Connecting HR and Attendance Across a
National Operation
Aston Barclay needed IRIS Cascade HR and Chronicle Online to work as one. Chronicle designed and delivered a tailored integration in just one month.
1 Month from Requirement to Live Integration
Aston Barclay needed IRIS Cascade HR and Chronicle Online to work as one. Chronicle designed and delivered a tailored integration in just one month.
A focused delivery process brought design, development, testing and implementation together—without delaying the wider rollout.
