Selected work · Ingersoll RandView project ↗WAYF
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Warsaw, Poland
Enterprise content platforms, complex CMS migrations and custom web applications. An official Payload partner and Top Contributor, with work for Ingersoll Rand, the Council of Europe Development Bank, Kaffy, and more.
Agency details for WAYF
WAYF's Payload work centres on enterprise migrations and multi-brand content platforms, with product builds alongside.
- Enterprise migration and a multi-brand platform. Ingersoll Rand moved its China sites off Oracle Content Manager in five months, with WAYF on Payload, onto one workspace that serves more than 20 brand tenants with permissions scoped to each. The platform was deployed on AWS China with 24/7 monitoring. Ingersoll Rand case study ↗
- Product build. The Council of Europe Development Bank ran its 70-year anniversary on an events platform with a Payload back end and a custom participant manager. Council of Europe Development Bank case study ↗
- Open source. WAYF publishes the MIT-licensed Payload + Astro starter, and a fix from its team was merged into Payload core in July 2026. Payload + Astro starter on GitHub ↗
Payload recognises WAYF as a Top Contributor. Explore the projects above, ourPayload partner profile and public code to see the work behind that experience.
- Based in
- Warsaw, Poland
- Payload partner
- Listed partner · Top Contributor. Profile of WAYF on payloadcms.com ↗ Checked 30 September 2026
- Regions listed
- Europe, North America, the Middle East, Asia, Africa, Latin America and Australia (its Payload profile)
- Stated budget
- $10K–$500K+ (its Payload profile)
Payload work
- Ingersoll Rand, 2025Partner profile · own case study
- Council of Europe Development Bank, 2025Partner profile · own case study
- KaffyPartner profile · own case study
Project experience
- Product and app builds
- CMS migrations
- Rebrands and design-led builds
- Multi-brand and multi-site
- Newsrooms and content-heavy sites
- Corporate and marketing sites
- Membership and communities
Ask them: How would the tenant and permission model from the Ingersoll Rand build map onto our brands and editors?
Project details and sources (15)
Why these project types
- Product and app builds
- The Council of Europe Development Bank's events platform runs on Payload with a custom participant manager. Kaffy's marketplace is weaker evidence, because Payload runs there alongside a Medusa commerce engine.
- CMS migrations
- Ingersoll Rand's China sites moved off Oracle Content Manager in five months, with pages, media and redirects migrated and checked in QA, per WAYF's case study. The project is also on its partner profile.
- Rebrands and design-led builds
- Kaffy's buyer and roastery experiences were designed alongside the build. Coinpaper combines branding, UX/UI and editorial product design.
- Multi-brand and multi-site
- One Payload workspace serves more than 20 brand tenants with tenant-scoped role-based access control, per WAYF's case study.
- Newsrooms and content-heavy sites
- Coinpaper is a news and analytics platform with an editorial CMS and live updates, designed and built by WAYF on React and Next.js.
- Corporate and marketing sites
- 201 Ventures' fund website combines mobile design, desktop refinement and a Framer build with a commerce integration.
- Membership and communities
- Okolice Ciała's learning community brings live sessions and on-demand content together in a bespoke programme platform.
Sources, checked 1 October 2026
- Listed on the agency's Payload partner profile
WAYF's Payload partner profile lists Ingersoll Rand under 'Built with Payload' with the year 2025.
Ingersoll Rand, 2025 · payloadcms.com (source) ↗
Limits: Profile content is supplied by the partner, and the project link points to ingersollrand.com.
- Listed on the agency's Payload partner profile
WAYF's Payload partner profile lists Council of Europe Development Bank under 'Built with Payload' with the year 2025.
Council of Europe Development Bank, 2025 · payloadcms.com (source) ↗
Limits: Profile content is supplied by the partner; the project link points to coebank.org.
- Listed on the agency's Payload partner profile
WAYF's Payload partner profile lists Kaffy under 'Built with Payload' with the year 2025.
Kaffy, 2025 · payloadcms.com (source) ↗
Limits: Profile content is supplied by the partner. WAYF's own Kaffy case study is headed 'Case study · 2026', so the two sources give different years.
- Agency case study that names Payload
WAYF's Kaffy case study describes a specialty coffee marketplace on iOS, Android and web in which Payload runs alongside a Medusa commerce engine.
Kaffy, 2026 · wayf.ai (source) ↗
Limits: Payload is a secondary component here: the page names Medusa.js as the commerce engine and does not say what content Payload holds. Page is headed 'Case study · 2026' while the partner profile says 2025.
- Agency case study that names Payload
WAYF led Kaffy's product workshop and designed the buyer and roastery experiences for its mobile and web marketplace.
Kaffy, 2026 · wayf.ai (source) ↗
Limits: The case study documents product design; the pre-existing brand came from the client. Payload runs alongside Medusa.
- Agency case study that names Payload
WAYF's own case study says it moved Ingersoll Rand's China sites off Oracle Content Manager onto Payload in five months.
Ingersoll Rand, 2025 · wayf.ai (source) ↗
Limits: Published by WAYF, which also publishes this directory.
- Agency case study that names Payload
WAYF's Ingersoll Rand case study describes a single Payload workspace serving more than 20 brand tenants in China, with tenant-scoped role-based access control.
Ingersoll Rand, 2025 · wayf.ai (source) ↗
Limits: Tenant count is WAYF's own figure and has not been independently verified.
- Agency case study that names Payload
WAYF's Ingersoll Rand case study describes a manual, QA-validated migration from OCM to Payload covering pages, media assets and redirects.
Ingersoll Rand, 2025 · wayf.ai (source) ↗
Limits: Volumes are given as orders of magnitude by WAYF and have not been independently verified.
- Agency case study that names Payload
WAYF's CEB case study describes an events platform for the bank's 70-year anniversary with a Payload backend, a Participants Manager and a Next.js 15 participant site.
Council of Europe Development Bank, 2025 · wayf.ai (source) ↗
Limits: Published by WAYF. The quoted voice is a WAYF co-founder's, and the outcome figures on the page are WAYF's own.
- Agency case study that does not name Payload
WAYF designed and built the Okolice Ciała platform around its six-month learning programme, combining live sessions, on-demand content and community practice.
Okolice Ciała, 2026 · wayf.ai (source) ↗
Limits: The case study establishes a learning and community platform; it does not identify its CMS or specify a paid-membership model.
- Agency case study that does not name Payload
WAYF designed the mobile experience, refined the desktop layout and built 201 Ventures' fund website in Framer with a Fourthwall integration.
201 Ventures, 2024 · wayf.ai (source) ↗
Limits: A Framer project. The client supplied the initial desktop design.
- Agency case study that does not name Payload
WAYF delivered Coinpaper's branding, UX/UI design and news platform, including an editorial CMS and live content updates.
Coinpaper, 2022 · wayf.ai (source) ↗
Limits: The case study names React and Next.js; it does not identify the CMS as Payload.
- Public Payload code
WAYF publishes the MIT-licensed Payload Astro Starter, a monorepo that runs Payload behind an Astro site; last pushed 8 September 2026.
Payload Astro Starter, 2026 · github.com (source) ↗
Limits: A starter template for new projects, last pushed 8 September 2026.
- Public Payload code
A fix by a public member of WAYF's GitHub organisation was merged into Payload core on 30 July 2026.
payloadcms/payload PR #17563, 2026 · github.com (source) ↗
Limits: One small fix. The link to WAYF rests on the author's public membership of the wayfdigital GitHub organisation and a WAYF article byline.
- Statement on the agency's own site or profile
WAYF's engineering article (published 12 June 2026) describes building a role-based access control plugin for Payload 3 with per-field permissions and tenant scoping, with a downloadable test fixture.
Payload RBAC plugin (unreleased), 2026 · wayf.ai (source) ↗
Limits: The plugin itself is not publicly released; the site nav lists 'Payload plugin Soon' and the article says its downloadable fixture 'is not this plugin'.
