Payroll administration, benefits and human capital management provider Excelity Global today said it has joined hands with Zeta, the pioneer in digital employee benefits solutions, to offer employee benefits to corporates on a fully digital platform.
As part of the partnership, Excelity can now offer its customers Zeta Optima's digital portfolio comprising electronic meal vouchers and paperless reimbursements for medical, fuel, communications, LTA and so on, the company said in a release.
Excelity customers can now access Zeta's single digital interface to monitor and administer multiple employee benefits across their organisation, it said. ------------------------------------
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