ATS integration

Connect Workable Recruiting to worker onboarding and pay

Connect Workable Recruiting to Wingspan for worker onboarding and pay. Selected hires supply worker records, called payees, that keep their contractor or W-2 employee type. Workers complete the required checks for each assignment. Readiness updates sync back to Workable for recruiters to review.

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Connect the work to the payment

  • Workable Recruiting

    Candidates selected for hire

    Wingspan

    Worker records (payees)

  • Workable Recruiting

    Offer

    Wingspan

    Engagement templates and assignments

  • Workable Recruiting

    Stage Transition (platform event)

    Wingspan

    Requirements and eligibility

Choose which records sync and when they move. Your team stays in control of work review and payment approval.

Fast worker onboarding

Move approved hires from Workable straight into Wingspan. When you mark a candidate as hired, details create a worker record. The app sends an invite to complete required checks. Contractors submit Form W-9 and share insurance proof. Workers finish checks before they start work on a job. This cuts delays before work begins.

Clear worker classification

Keep each selected hire’s Contractor or W-2 type. This sets the correct forms, checks, and pay path in Wingspan. Contractor work uses invoices and payables. W-2 work uses employee payroll runs with tax withholding. Your hiring and finance teams share the same worker type.

Centralize worker readiness checks

Link Workable hiring stages to required checks in Wingspan. You track tax forms, ID checks, and insurance files before pay starts. Status updates sync back to Workable fields.

How Workable Recruiting works with Wingspan

Workable tracks candidates, jobs, and offers. Wingspan manages worker records, checks, and pay. Each worker record is called a payee. Worker types include Contractor and W-2.

Selected hires sync to Wingspan. Keep each worker’s type when records move. Contractors use their own tax forms and payables. W-2 workers use employee payroll forms and pay statements with tax withholding.

An engagement is a reusable work template. Each assignment links one worker to that template. Accepted offers supply agreed rates and dates. Creating a worker record and sending an invite are separate steps. Checks follow each assignment.

Workable shares hiring details. Work review and payment approval happen in Wingspan. Approving a contractor work log creates one amount owed. The contractor sees an invoice. Your team sees a payable. Finance gives separate payment approval.

Assignment readiness flows back to Workable. Recruiters see who is ready for that work.

Start with the records you already use

Candidate
Stores candidate contact info and resumes. Tracks each hiring stage and job.
Offer
Holds agreed pay rates and start dates. Captures signed offer terms.
Requisition
Tracks approved hiring budgets. Stores team names and contract types.
Job
Holds open roles and job titles. Tracks teams and work sites.
Stage Transition (platform event)
Signals when a candidate moves to a new stage. Tracks moves to offer or hired status.
Worker Classification (custom attribute)
Marks the worker type. Tells contractors apart from W-2 staff.
Onboarding Readiness Status (custom attribute)
Shows check status sent back from Wingspan. Confirms when a worker is ready.
Department
Holds internal teams and cost centers. Maps groups to jobs and offers.

Sync options

Choose which tool holds each record. Set the changes that sync between them. Connect your records to the Wingspan workflows below.

Candidates selected for hire

Worker records (payees)

Workable Recruiting to Wingspan

Selected Workable hires sync to Wingspan worker records. Each record is called a payee. Keep each worker’s Contractor or W-2 type. Creating a record and sending an invite are separate steps. Required checks follow the assignment. Choose the hiring stage and records that trigger worker setup.

Offer

Engagement templates and assignments

Workable Recruiting to Wingspan

Accepted offers supply agreed rates and dates for Wingspan assignments. An engagement is a reusable work template. Each assignment links one worker to it. Your team reviews terms before work begins. Offer acceptance does not approve completed work or release pay.

Stage Transition (platform event)

Requirements and eligibility

Workable Recruiting to Wingspan

The hiring stage your team selects starts onboarding in Wingspan. An engagement template sets required checks. Each assignment tracks the checks for one worker. Forms follow the worker type. Readiness status flows back to Workable. One completed check does not clear every assignment.

Requisition

Engagement templates and assignments

Workable Recruiting to Wingspan

Workable requisitions supply team and budget context. These details tag Wingspan engagement templates and assignments. Finance groups costs by team. Budget tags do not approve work or release funds.

Worker Classification (custom attribute)

Worker records (payees)

Workable Recruiting to Wingspan

A Workable custom field carries the worker type. Selected hires keep their Contractor or W-2 type in Wingspan, which sets the right onboarding and pay path. W-2 wages use employee payroll rather than contractor bills.

Onboarding Readiness Status (custom attribute)

Requirements and eligibility

Wingspan to Workable Recruiting

Wingspan sends check status back to a Workable custom field. Recruiters see when a worker is ready for work on their job. Passing checks on one job does not mean clearance for all jobs.

Job

Engagement templates and assignments

Reference or reporting

Job titles, teams, and locations from Workable link to work templates in Wingspan. Worker jobs inherit these tags. This helps your team group jobs by department. It keeps your books tidy. It cuts manual tagging.

Department

Engagement templates and assignments

Reference or reporting

Workable departments map to work templates in Wingspan. They also link to worker assignments. This tags each job with a cost center. Finance can group worker spend by team. It keeps your books tidy. It cuts manual work.

Integration workflows

01

Candidate handoff to verified worker onboarding

A team lead marks a worker as hired in Workable.

A recruiter selects a hired candidate in Workable. Contact details sync to a Wingspan worker record. Each worker keeps their Contractor or W-2 type. An invite starts onboarding. Required checks follow the assignment. Wingspan sends readiness status back to Workable.

02

Offer terms to work template and job setup

A hire accepts an offer. Workable marks the offer signed.

A worker accepts an offer in Workable. Rates and start dates supply the Wingspan assignment. Your team selects an engagement template and reviews the terms. Required checks follow that assignment. Offer acceptance does not prove work is complete. Work review and payment approval remain separate steps in Wingspan.

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Recruiting status updates for worker readiness

Checks finish in Wingspan. The worker is ready.

A contractor submits Form W-9 and payout details in Wingspan. Your team reviews the required checks for their assignment. Passing those checks clears that assignment, rather than every job. Wingspan sends readiness updates to Workable so recruiters can track progress.

Plan your integration

Select hires and preserve worker types

Choose which hired records sync from Workable. Keep applicants separate from selected workers. Preserve each worker’s Contractor or W-2 type. That type sets the right tax forms and pay path. W-2 wages stay outside contractor payables.

Keep bank data and tax numbers private

Choose the worker details and assignment readiness fields to share with Workable recruiters. Set field access and review any tax, banking, or document requirements when setting up the sync. Recruiters use readiness updates to track required checks for each assignment.

Match departments to work templates

Your team chooses how Workable departments map to Wingspan work templates. Linking department codes to worker assignments keeps your books tidy. Contractor work logs and bills inherit these tags. This helps finance track spend by team. It cuts manual work.

How the worker lifecycle fits

Connect worker records from hire to pay. Choose the Contractor or W-2 type and keep the right checks for each.

Workers and worker types
Selected hires sync to Wingspan worker records. Each keeps their Contractor or W-2 type. An invite starts onboarding. Creating the record does not clear the worker for every assignment.
Engagements and assignments
Accepted offers in Workable map to work templates in Wingspan. An engagement is a work template. Linked hires map to worker assignments. Each job has its own rates and terms.
Requirements and eligibility
Moving a candidate in Workable starts required checks on the work template. Results update readiness fields in Workable. Passing checks applies to that worker assignment. It does not clear all jobs.
Work logs and approved work
Workable supplies hiring details. Approving a work log creates one amount owed. The contractor sees an invoice. Your team sees a payable.
Payables
A payable shows what you owe a contractor. Finance approves each bill in Wingspan before pay goes out.
Client invoices
In Wingspan, client bills link to client engagements. They stay apart from bills you owe workers.
Payments and payouts
Wingspan manages payment status. Workable receives the status your team shares. Deposit confirmation means the sending bank finished processing. It does not prove the worker’s bank posted funds.
Tax forms and reporting
Wingspan handles tax forms and tax number checks. The app runs year-end 1099 and W-2 filings.

Connect Workable Recruiting to your worker workflows

Bring worker records, work review, and payments together. We’ll help you set up the flow your team needs.

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