Fintra Comp

Market Pay Data You Can Cite

Capture benchmarks per role and location as p50/p75/p90, stamped with the provider and date, so every band, offer, and merit decision references a dated, sourced number.

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A benchmark capture surface

Comp decisions get contested when the market number behind them is vague. Fintra captures each benchmark as a stored record - job title, location, currency, and p50/p75/p90 - with the provider and a captured-at timestamp, so you always know where a number came from and how old it is.

FieldExample
Job titleSenior Software Engineer
LocationAustin, TX
p50 / p75 / p90Median / 75th / 90th percentile
ProviderNamed source
Captured atTimestamp for freshness
A benchmark record

Provider interface

Where benchmarks get used

Benchmarks power

  • Compensation band definitions and midpoints
  • Offer positioning (at / below / above market)
  • Merit-cycle context for managers
  • Pay-equity analysis reference points

Inside Fintra

Captured benchmarks are the shared reference layer under bands, offers, and merit - one market source feeding every comp decision instead of scattered spreadsheets.

Frequently asked questions

How does Fintra store benchmarks?

As records per job title and location with p50/p75/p90 percentiles, currency, the provider name, and a captured-at timestamp - so each number is sourced and dated.

Where does the market data come from?

Through a provider interface: a deterministic mock provider for demos and a wired seam for a live provider like salary.com, which returns data when connected.

What are benchmarks used for?

Defining compensation bands, positioning offers against market, giving managers context in merit cycles, and anchoring pay-equity analysis.

How do I know a benchmark is current?

Each capture stores its timestamp, so you can see how fresh the underlying data is and refresh when it ages.

Stay in the loop

One practical finance briefing a week - new guides, checklists, and benchmarks.

 

Benchmarks you can point to

Capture dated, sourced market pay data for every comp decision.

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