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Let staff fetch payslips, apply for leave and update details themselves.

Employee Self-Service gives your staff a small screen of their own: payslip, leave balance, holiday list, PF number and the letter they need for a bank loan. They apply for leave and update an address themselves. HR stops being a counter for questions that have the same answer every month.

What it is

A salary certificate for a home loan, last April’s payslip, and the number of casual leaves left arrive at the HR executive one by one, usually while she is running the salary.

Given a login, most people answer those questions themselves. What they cannot change stays locked, and what they can change comes back to HR for approval.

Inside the module

What employee self-service (ess) does.

Payslips

Every payslip since joining is downloadable as a PDF. Form 16 and salary certificates can sit in the same place. Nothing to request.

Leave without asking

The balance is on the first screen, application takes three taps, and the approval comes back as a message. It is quick.

Details the employee owns

Address, phone, emergency contact and bank account are changed by the person and approved by HR before they reach payroll.

Letters people need

Salary certificate, address proof and appointment letter copy are requested on screen and issued by HR from your own template.

Holiday list and policies

The branch holiday calendar, leave rules and the shift roster where you run one, readable without walking to a notice board. It is all there.

Works on a cheap phone

A browser page and not an app store download, so it opens on the sort of handset your floor staff carry.

Who touches it

The people who open this every day.

Employee

Checks a balance, applies for leave and pulls a payslip for the bank, without asking a favour. No favours needed.

HR executive

Approves changes, issues letters, and answers the questions that need a person.

Reporting manager

Clears leave requests from his phone between two site visits.

How it fits

It is one part of a system, not an island.

A module earns its place by what it passes to the next one. These are the connections we set up most often.

  • Payroll management
  • Leave and holiday management
  • Employee database
  • Attendance and time tracking
  • WhatsApp
Common questions

Questions owners ask about employee self-service (ess).

Will staff who are uncomfortable with apps use it?

Some will not, and that is worth planning for. The page is kept to a few large buttons in the language your staff read, and supervisors keep doing it for those who prefer that. Even partial use takes a real load off the HR desk.

Can an employee change his own bank account?

He can ask. The change waits for HR approval before payroll picks it up, because a salary paid into the wrong account is nobody’s idea of self-service.

Is it a separate app to install?

No. It runs in a mobile browser from a link, and can be saved to the home screen. Fewer things to install means fewer people stuck at the first step.

What stops one worker seeing another’s salary?

Each login sees only that person’s records, and the audit trail shows every view. During the technology audit we usually check who has access to payroll files today, because in most small offices the answer is more people than the owner expects. Ask who has the files.

Talk to us

Tell us how you handle employee self-service (ess) today.

A spreadsheet, a register or another system: say which, and we will tell you plainly what is worth changing.

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