Team Wheel is independent and implementation-led. Each of these is accredited by a platform we implement, audited to an external standard, recognised at industry awards, or rated by the people we’ve worked with.
What each credential is, who it comes from, and what it means for your project.
Award
The Rewards · 2026
Team Wheel is a finalist for the Excellence in Transformation Award at The Rewards 2026, Reward Strategy’s annual awards for the reward, payroll and HR community: independent recognition of the transformation work we deliver with clients.
Accreditation
Workday
Accredited by Workday both to deliver new implementations and to run them afterwards as application managed services: our deepest platform credential, spanning deployment through to ongoing optimisation.
Accreditation
Dayforce
An accredited Dayforce implementation partner, certified to scope, configure and deliver Dayforce HCM and payroll from build to go-live, with the payroll rigour these projects demand.
Accreditation
HiBob
A certified HiBob Advisory Partner, accredited to advise on, configure and roll out Bob, suited to scaling teams who want the platform shaped around how they actually work.
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Factorial
An accredited Factorial partner, certified to implement its all-in-one HR platform from initial setup through to team adoption, the operational backbone for smaller and mid-sized organisations.
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Teamtailor
A Teamtailor Preferred Service Provider, recognised to implement and optimise Teamtailor for recruiting teams and to connect hiring into the wider HR stack.
Our platform accreditations come from real, hands-on delivery on each system: earned through projects, not paperwork.
Partner status is a useful signal. The fuller picture is in the work itself: whole-market selections, steadied deliveries, and health checks that turned stalled rollouts into real return.
That’s the proof we’d point to first. You can read it in detail on our work →
No hard sell. Just a useful conversation about what is working, what is stuck, and what the next sensible move looks like.
