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No two workdays are the same, and it’s helpful to have an overview of what you’re working on each day. We’ve created a time tracking template you can customize and use however you like. Download it for free here.
API, MCP, webhooks, or plug-and-play? We'll clear up the terms and show you how to use them to scale your HR work, no developer team required.
Key details:

You're not alone. Most HR teams juggle three, four, five tools that should share data but don't. So it turns into manual exports, copy-pasting, and one spreadsheet nobody fully understands.
This episode isn't about becoming a developer. It's about knowing enough to make the right call, explained simply.
The API. MCP. Webhook. Plug-and-play. Different words for one question: how do you get your systems to share information without blowing the whole HR budget?
The answer isn't "build it yourself," and it isn't "buy yet another tool" either. It's understanding what each option does, and when to use which.
That's what Silje and her guests cover this time.
API vs. MCP vs. webhooks vs. plug-and-play: the real differences, and when each one fits
What an API is, and what Huma's API means for your team
How to get started, when it's worth doing, and the pros and cons of each option
How to pull payroll data through an API, instead of exporting it by hand
Huma's API setup lets you connect payroll, HR data, and your own tools, no dev team required.
HR leaders, HR systems owners, and CEOs at Nordic SMBs who want to know what an API strategy can do for their HR work, without becoming developers themselves.
When is the episode?📅 When: 24- september, kl11:00 |
Silje Sommerstad Johansen:
Silje is part of Huma's much-loved Customer Success team and is also the host of our LinkedIn series, Siljes Corner.

Jonathan "Jono" Ekström:
Jono is one of Huma's co-founders and works in the product team with a main focus on UX design. He's also known as Mr. Huma and has modeled for absolutely every merch collection we've ever created.