ERP module · People
HRM, Payroll & Attendance
From hiring to payslip, every people process in one record.Employee records, organisational structure, leave, attendance, shifts and payroll processing connected to finance — so HR spends less time reconciling and more time supporting people.
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The problem
Business problems it addresses
- Employee data lives in spreadsheets, email threads and paper files.
- Attendance from devices or registers must be cleaned up by hand before payroll.
- Leave balances are disputed because policies are applied inconsistently.
- Payroll runs are slow, error-prone and disconnected from accounting.
Capabilities
What the module does
- Employee lifecycle
- Onboarding, profiles, documents, transfers, promotions and exits on a single employee record.
- Organisation structure
- Companies, branches, departments, designations and reporting lines that drive approvals.
- Leave management
- Policy-based leave types, accruals, balances and multi-level approval workflows.
- Attendance & shifts
- Shift rosters, weekends, holidays and attendance capture, including integration with supported biometric devices.
- Payroll processing
- Salary structures, allowances, deductions, payslips and payroll postings to the general ledger.
- Employee self-service
- Staff view payslips, apply for leave and track requests without contacting HR.
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Typical workflow
How work flows through it
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Employees are onboarded with role, branch and salary structure
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Daily attendance is captured and matched to shift rules
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Leave and adjustments are requested and approved online
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Payroll is processed, reviewed and approved
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Payslips are published and salary journals post to accounting
Business benefits
- Consistent application of HR policies
- Faster, more accurate payroll cycles
- Self-service reduces routine HR requests
- Workforce data available for planning
Connected modules
Works best with
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