People & HR

The employee file everything else points at

Records, contracts and renewals, departments, the org chart, leave requests and yearly balances — the master list that attendance, assets and approvals all read from.

The employee list with codes, names, departments, job titles and status

One record per person

Identity, employment data, contracts, attendance history, leave balance, assets held and documents.

Contracts with dates

Working queues for expiring soon, overdue, expired and missing signed copies.

Leave that adds up

Granted, carried forward, adjusted, used and remaining — each one a visible column.

Structure that routes

Departments carry the manager approvals are sent to; the org chart documents the reporting lines.

Onboarding without a checklist in somebody's head

Create the record, invite the person, put them in a department, assign a shift, hand over the equipment. Every one of those is a page in the same workspace, and each leaves the trail the next audit will ask for.

  • Import an existing spreadsheet; matching employee codes update instead of duplicating
  • Invitations are per e-mail address and consume one seat when redeemed
  • Disabling a leaver keeps their history and frees the seat
  • HR events surface birthdays, anniversaries and probation ends
The employee list with codes, names, departments, job titles and status

Leave that agrees with the timesheet

Requests route through the approval chain of their template, usually to the department manager. Approved days appear on the monthly timesheet under their code and stop the person being counted absent — which is why approving promptly matters more than it looks.

  • Accrual policy, bulk grants and per-person adjustments with a reason recorded
  • Public holiday calendar per year, including make-up working days
  • Balances are arithmetic you can show the employee: granted + carried + adjusted − used
The leave register with type, dates, number of days and status
Getting started

How teams set this up

  1. Add your people, one by one or by import.
  2. Create departments and name their managers.
  3. Record contracts and set the renewal warning window.
  4. Run the yearly leave grant and let requests flow through approvals.
Questions

Frequently asked

Is an employee record the same as a user account?

No. The record is the HR file; the account is what signs in. A new hire needs both.

Can managers see only their own team?

Yes — permissions are per role, and some pages are additionally scoped to the viewer's team.

Can we delete somebody who left?

Disable them instead. Deleting would orphan attendance and approval history that you may need.

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