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Merge interacts with several JazzHR API endpoints, including:
See the full list of endpoints Merge interacts with.
The sync frequency depends on your plan and the Common Model(s) you use.
Learn more about Merge’s sync frequencies for JazzHR data.
Yes, you can initiate a manual data resync using Merge's Force Resync endpoint. Additionally, you can use Merge’s Automatic Webhooks feature to sync data in real-time.
Once you build to Merge’s ATS Unified API, you can also integrate with dozens of other ATS solutions, all but ensuring that you can integrate at scale effectively.
Here are some of the other ATS platforms Merge supports:
See the full list of ATS integrations Merge covers.
A broad set of companies use it, including Fetcher, BrightHire, and Assemble.
Learn more about how companies use Merge’s integration with JazzHR—along with other ATSs—here.
Merge encrypts data in transit and at rest using AES-256 encryption. Data is stored in AWS data centers:
Single-tenant environments are also available for those requiring dedicated infrastructure.
Merge temporarily stores API payloads for normalization and searchable logs. Retention policies vary by plan. For example, Merge’s Professional plan lets you retain API and Webhook logs for 30 days, while Merge’s Enterprise plan lets you retain logs for 90+ days.
Learn more about how Merge approaches security.
Merge provides powerful features that enhance how you access, map, and interact with JazzHR data.
Learn more about each of these features in Merge’s docs.
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