Ramco Systems Partners with MCA to Drive Payroll Transformation in GCC

09 Jul 2025 CW Team

Ramco Systems, a global provider of payroll software, has announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Ramco Systems FZ-LLC, has entered into a strategic partnership with MCA Management Consultants, a leading professional services firm in the GCC region. The partnership aims to help organisations across the Gulf region modernise and optimise their payroll operations.

The collaboration will bring together Ramco’s next-generation payroll platform, Ramco Payce, and MCA’s HR advisory and transformation services to deliver comprehensive, locally compliant payroll solutions with a focus on automation, accuracy, and enhanced employee experience.

Lakshmanan, Senior Partner at MCA Management Consultants, said the partnership reinforces MCA’s commitment to providing clients with advanced, niche technology solutions tailored to regional needs. He noted that the alliance will accelerate payroll transformation journeys for clients in the region.

Rohit Mathur, Executive Vice President & SBU Head – Global Payroll & HR, Ramco Systems, highlighted that the collaboration with MCA supports Ramco’s broader mission of delivering data-driven, user-friendly, and compliant payroll solutions that also provide strategic insights for organisations.

Rajiv Nair, CHRO & MEA Executive Sponsor at Ramco Systems, added that the partnership is built on complementary strengths. He stated that combining MCA’s regional expertise with Ramco’s technology ensures solutions that adhere to local regulations, global standards, and deliver a seamless payroll experience.

Ramco Payce is trusted by over 500 clients globally and offers payroll coverage in more than 150 countries. The platform integrates with leading HCM systems and can be deployed on-cloud or offered as a managed service. With advanced features including serverless payroll, self-service reporting, AI, and RPA-enabled processes, Ramco aims to deliver a touchless and efficient payroll experience.

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