Full-Time
Software Engineer 3
Canada
Posted on 10/31/2025
Wrapbook
201-500 employees
Cloud-based entertainment payroll and production management
Compensation Overview
CA$126.4k - CA$172.2k/yr
Remote in Canada
Remote
 Software Engineering (1) |
|---|
- At least three years of experience building production web applications
- Experience writing SQL queries and a general understanding of SQL indices (PostgreSQL is a plus)
- Experience building Ruby on Rails applications and APIs
- Customer-focused and pays attention to detail and values quality
- Eager to learn and level up your skills
- Collaborate with other developers, designers and product managers to provide elegant solutions to Wrapbook customer problems
- Review code and have your code reviewed
- Write performant, scalable, and secure software
- Ensure code is well-tested and well-architected
- Remote in Canada
- Experience with Frontend: StimulusJS
- Experience with Redis, Sidekiq, PostgreSQL, Kubernetes (as part of tech stack)
- Experience with Ruby on Rails applications and APIs (already in requirements)
- Ability to work in cross-functional teams
Wrapbook provides a cloud-based payroll and production management platform for the entertainment industry. It streamlines payroll by letting users collect timecards through a mobile app and generating smart timecards that account for pay rates, overtime, and union rules to stay compliant. The platform also stores project documents and manages cast, crew, and vendor information in one place. It integrates with QuickBooks for seamless accounting and reduces administrative work by automating data flow between payroll, accounting, and production tasks. Revenue comes from fees charged for payroll and production management services, typically based on users or transactions. The company's goal is to help film and TV productions stay compliant and save time on payroll and paperwork by providing fast, digital, and secure tools.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Late Stage VC
Total Funding
$150.5M
Headquarters
Toronto, Canada
Founded
2018
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Cinapse powers $6B productions like Euphoria and The Boys for Netflix.
- $20M funding from Bessemer values Wrapbook at $750M in 2026.
- QuickBooks integration streamlines financial management for producers.
What critics are saying
- SAG-AFTRA 2026 strike halves payroll volume from fewer projects.
- Entertainment Partners undercuts with 20% lower AI payroll fees.
- California AB-1234 mandates free tools, slashing Wrapbook's 40% share.
What makes Wrapbook unique
- Wrapbook integrates payroll, scheduling, and accounting via Cinapse acquisition.
- Smart timecards automate union compliance for film and TV productions.
- Production Incentive Center simplifies tax credits across 50 U.S. states.
Help us improve and share your feedback! Did you find this helpful?
Benefits
Unlimited Paid Time Off
Remote Work Options
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Home Office Stipend
401(k) Company Match
401(k) Retirement Plan
Professional Development Budget
Phone/Internet Stipend
Growth & Insights and Company News
6 month growth
↑ 0%1 year growth
↑ 0%2 year growth
↑ 0%Wrapbook acquires TV and film production scheduling platform Cinapse. LOS ANGELES - The payroll and production accounting platform Wrapbook has announced the acquisition of Cinapse, a modern scheduling platform for film and television. Wrapbook said that the deal advances its vision for a connected production back office - linking scheduling, payroll, and accounts payable into one unified ecosystem. The acquisition also reflects a broader shift in the industry toward uniting creative and financial workflows as productions look to align planning, costs, and delivery more closely. Cinapse has powered more than $6 billion in productions, including "Euphoria", "The Boys", "Shrinking, Outer Banks", and "High Potential". Wrapbook also reported that productions at studios including Netflix, Disney, Apple TV, NBCUniversal, Paramount, and Sony rely on Cinapse to manage complex, multi-unit productions. "Cinapse and Wrapbook share a vision for how modern productions should operate as fully connected, collaborative and efficient," said Herman Phillips, co-founder and CEO of Cinapse. "Together, we're building what every filmmaker and studio has wanted for decades: one seamless system that connects scheduling, budgeting, and payroll from prep to wrap. By combining Wrapbook's financial infrastructure with Cinapse's real-time scheduling technology, we're giving ADs, producers, and directors tools that restore control over time, money, and creativity." Built for modern film and television, Cinapse simplifies multi-unit scheduling, enables real-time collaboration, and continues to capture market share from legacy tools like Movie Magic Scheduling. "Cinapse is the best scheduling platform on the market," said Ali Javid, CEO and co-founder of Wrapbook. "This acquisition isn't about expanding for expansion's sake - it's about aligning two mission-critical workflows. Together, we're redefining how productions plan and track every dollar of their creative process."
Wrapbook, a payroll and production accounting platform for the entertainment industry, has acquired Cinapse, a film and television scheduling platform. Financial terms were not disclosed. The acquisition aims to bridge the traditional gap between scheduling and production finance by connecting planning with financial execution. Wrapbook says this integration will enable productions to align planning, costs and delivery more closely. Cinapse has worked on major productions including "Euphoria", "The Boys", "Shrinking", "Outer Banks" and "High Potential", serving clients such as Netflix, Disney, Apple TV, NBCUniversal, Paramount and Sony. The deal reflects a broader industry shift towards uniting creative and financial workflows in production management.
Monarch Private Capital's 2025 Annual West Coast Party. November 21, 2025 Monarch Private Capital hosted another unforgettable Annual West Coast Party in Los Angeles, held at the stylish The Aster (1717 Vine St., Hollywood) during the excitement of the American Film Market (AFM). The event brought together clients, industry partners, and friends for an evening of connection, celebration, and meaningful conversation. Guests enjoyed a warm, lively atmosphere as they reconnected with familiar faces and built new relationships. A special thank-you to Wrapbook for sponsoring the event and partnering with Monarch Film Credits to make the evening such a success. Monarch Film Credits is grateful to everyone who joined Monarch Film Credits and contributed to such a memorable night. Monarch Film Credits look forward to continuing these connections, celebrating future successes together, and carrying this momentum into the holiday season and beyond.
In earlier funding rounds, Wrapbook secured $3.6 million in seed funding in 2020, followed by a $27 million Series A in 2021.
That's why Wrapbook is excited to announce the launch of its new Government Forms Database, a comprehensive resource designed to be your one stop shop for government documentation.