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SOHO Group Goes Live on Yomly Across Seven Countries

لي بوين

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برنامج متكامل للموارد البشرية والرواتب للمؤسسات.

مصمّم لتبسيط الموارد البشرية والرواتب للفرق المتنامية التي تضم أكثر من 250 موظفاً.

Seven countries. One milestone worth celebrating.

We are delighted to announce that SOHO Group is now live on Yomly across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Bahrain, France, Lebanon and Turkey.

A go-live of this scope is rarely a single switch. It is the result of many decisions about data, process and ownership, made jointly by two teams over months. This one deserves a proper thank you, and a closer look at what it takes.

Why a Multi-Country HR and Payroll Go-Live Is Different

Every country in this rollout has its own labour law, payroll rules, statutory contributions and reporting obligations. The GCC markets share some common ground, but each still has its own requirements. Jordan and Lebanon add further variation, and France and Turkey sit under entirely different regulatory systems again.

The difficulty is not only meeting each local requirement. It is meeting all of them while giving group leadership a single, consistent view of the workforce. When each country runs its own spreadsheets or local tools, headcount, cost and compliance status become hard to compare and slow to report.

A multi-country go-live has to resolve that tension: configure locally where the law demands it, standardise everywhere else.

What It Takes to Get There

Rollouts across several entities tend to succeed or stall on the same handful of factors:

  • Clean employee data. Master records, contracts, leave balances and pay elements need to be accurate before they move, not corrected afterwards.
  • Clear ownership. Each country needs named owners for HR and payroll decisions, with group-level governance above them.
  • Agreed standard processes. Approvals, onboarding and employee self-service work best when they follow one group design, with local variation only where it is genuinely needed.
  • Parallel validation. Payroll results need checking against existing outputs before anyone relies on them.
  • Trained users. Managers and employees need to feel confident in the system from the first day, not the third month.

None of this happens without close collaboration. Thank you to the SOHO Group team for your trust, your time and your partnership throughout, and to our Yomly colleagues for the hard work behind this go-live.

Marking the Moment

It was a pleasure to bring both teams together to celebrate the occasion and share some well-earned cake.

Go-Live Is the Start, Not the Finish

The value of a platform shows up in the months after launch: in payroll cycles that close on time, in employee requests that do not get lost in email, and in reports that leaders can trust without a reconciliation exercise.

Yomly is built for this kind of regional and multi-country complexity, bringing core HR, payroll, workforce administration and reporting into one configurable environment. We look forward to supporting SOHO Group and its people in this next chapter.

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