[No QA] Update file name to TriNet.md

[stephanieelliott]

file name change

[github-actions]

AI Readiness / Metadata consistency: The keywords still include "Zenefits" even though the file has been renamed to TriNet.md and the title updated to TriNet. If "Zenefits" is kept intentionally for SEO redirect purposes (since TriNet acquired Zenefits), consider adding a note in the description or keeping it. Otherwise, remove "Zenefits" from the keywords to avoid confusion, or at minimum reorder so "TriNet" related terms come first and "Zenefits" is listed as a legacy/alias term at the end.

[github-actions]

HelpDot Documentation Review

Overall Assessment

This is a straightforward file rename from Zenefits.md to TriNet.md with a minor title cleanup in the YAML frontmatter (removing the hyphenated -Integration suffix). The change correctly aligns the filename with the current product name (TriNet acquired Zenefits). The article content itself is well-written and unchanged.

Scores Summary

• Readability: 9/10 - The existing article content is clear, well-organized, and uses plain language. Numbered steps and bold formatting are used effectively. No changes to body content in this PR.
• AI Readiness: 8/10 - Descriptive headings, proper YAML metadata, and clear context. The title cleanup from TriNet-Integration to TriNet improves consistency with peer articles (e.g., Rippling.md uses just Rippling as its title). One minor gap: the keywords array still includes Zenefits, which is acceptable for search discoverability but worth noting.
• Style Compliance: 9/10 - Follows Expensify documentation conventions. Proper heading hierarchy (# and ## only), FAQ section format, and consistent use of bold for UI elements and notes.

Key Findings

• Positive: The filename now matches the product name, which is consistent with how other connection articles are named in this directory (e.g., Rippling.md, Gusto.md, Deel.md). The title simplification from TriNet-Integration to TriNet also matches the naming pattern of peer articles.
• Positive: A redirect from the old Zenefits URL to the new TriNet URL already exists in redirects.csv (line 904), so existing bookmarks and external links will not break.
• Minor concern: Two older redirects in redirects.csv (lines 245 and 275) still point to connections/Zenefits as their destination. After this rename, those become a two-hop redirect chain (HR-integrations/Zenefits -> connections/Zenefits -> connections/TriNet). Depending on how the site handles redirect chains, these may or may not resolve correctly. Consider updating lines 245 and 275 to point directly to connections/TriNet to avoid any potential issues.

Recommendations

1. Low priority: Update the two stale redirect destinations in docs/redirects.csv (lines 245 and 275) to point directly to https://help.expensify.com/articles/expensify-classic/connections/TriNet instead of the now-removed Zenefits path. This eliminates the redirect chain and ensures all legacy URLs resolve in a single hop.
2. No other changes needed -- the rename and title update are clean and correct.

Files Reviewed

• docs/articles/expensify-classic/connections/Zenefits.md -> docs/articles/expensify-classic/connections/TriNet.md - Filename rename and title cleanup. Content unchanged and well-structured.
• docs/redirects.csv - Verified existing redirect coverage. Two older entries (lines 245, 275) could be updated to avoid a redirect chain.

[github-actions]

Title change looks good. Removing the hyphenated "TriNet-Integration" in favor of the cleaner "TriNet" is the right call -- it aligns with AI Readiness best practices by using a clear, concise feature name as the title.

[github-actions]

AI Readiness (pre-existing): Consider making the description more benefit-focused. Current description explains what the integration does, but could better highlight the user benefit. For example: "Automatically sync employees and approval workflows between TriNet and Expensify -- no manual setup needed."

[melvin-bot]

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Updated articles:

• articles/expensify-classic/connections/TriNet

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