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Rippling
rippling.com/employer/payroll/runs/current
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Rippling stitches together payroll, benefits, devices, and SCIM into one platform. BookSlash gives the HR + IT teams a flat shortcut for every URL they reach daily — payroll cycles, org charts, time-off requests, device assignments.
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Rippling
rippling.com/employer/payroll/runs/current
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Suggested slug patterns
Battle-tested shortcut conventions for Rippling, with notes on why each one survives the URL changes that break personal bookmarks.
Active payroll cycle.
Finance and HR both reach this monthly. Saving as a slug ends the recurring "where’s the link?" thread.
Company org chart.
New hires open it day one; managers reach it during reorg planning.
Time-off request page.
Every employee reaches it monthly; saves the link from rotting in onboarding docs.
Work-from-home benefits / stipend page.
Frequently asked, rarely remembered.
I-9 / E-Verify submission page.
New-hire paperwork URL the HR team reaches for every onboarding.
Engagement / pulse survey results.
HR leadership reviews weekly.
Common workflows
HR sends the new hire b/wfh-benefits, b/pto, b/orgcharts, and b/handbook on their start date. Four slugs cover the standard day-one URL list; the email template uses slugs instead of long Rippling URLs.
Finance opens b/payroll for the monthly close. The Rippling URL evolves as payroll dashboards get new features; the slug stays. Finance reaches the same view, every month.
HR leadership reviews b/pulse quarterly. The slug carries through Rippling product updates; the team focuses on the data, not the navigation.
With and without
Without shortcuts
New-hire emails contain 200-character Rippling URLs that break across email clients. Finance keeps a private payroll bookmark that drifts each year.
With BookSlash
b/payroll, b/orgcharts, b/pto, b/wfh-benefits, b/e-verify, b/pulse. Six clean shortcuts replace the URL paste-fest in HR emails.
Related integrations
Frequently asked
No — Rippling provisions; BookSlash routes URLs. Most teams use Rippling for SCIM provisioning of BookSlash itself, then use BookSlash slugs to navigate Rippling. The two complement each other.
Yes — every Rippling module exposed as a URL works. Namespace per module: b/payroll (HR), b/devices (IT), b/expenses (Spend).
Edit the templates to use b/-prefixed strings instead of the long URL. The b/ pattern renders as plain text in any email client; clicking it lands the recipient on the right page.
Update the destinations. End users keep typing the same shortcut; the migration is invisible to them. The audit log proves which slugs changed and when.
Start with one team. Roll out when it sticks.
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