Deluxe Announces Integration with Q2 Holdings’ Digital Banking Platform

Deluxe (NYSE:DLX), a Trusted Payments and Business Technology™ company, today announced its integration with Q2 Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: QTWO), a leading provider of digital transformation solutions for banking and lending. Through this integration, Deluxe will offer HR & Payroll Solutions within Q2’s Partner Marketplace Program, enabling financial institutions to seamlessly provide these solutions to their clients, while generating recurring revenue and increasing customer retention.

The Q2 Partner Marketplace allows financial service companies to provide applications to their consumer and small business clients. The Deluxe HR & Payroll application offered through the Q2 Marketplace, empowers small businesses to automate payroll, tax payments, hiring and onboarding, time management, benefits administration, and additional HR tools within a single platform for ease of use.

“Deluxe HR & Payroll Solutions provides time-starved small business owners an all-in-one resource to make human resource and payroll functions easier,” explained Michael Reed, President of Payments for Deluxe. “Using the latest HR technology software to generate a seamless experience, we’re giving small businesses the ability to streamline and modernize their once complicated processes and systems. This is another step forward in the Deluxe strategy to provide digital solutions to our small business customers, and to our Financial Institution customers as well.”

By accessing the Q2 Partner Marketplace, financial institutions have the option to provide their customers single sign-on access to Deluxe HR & Payroll Solutions, activating companies with 1 to 100 employees to choose from multiple package options and a la carte add-ons to customize services with transparent pricing.

“The Q2 Platform with Innovation Studio empowers companies to control their innovation roadmap and deliver new applications, services and experiences faster,” said Johnny Ola, General Manager of Q2’s Innovation Studio. “We are excited to add Deluxe to the Q2 Partner Marketplace and make their solutions available to our customers and their account holders.”
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