Candidate to payslip
A single record travels the whole way. No export, no re-entry, no reconciliation between a recruiting tool and a payroll tool.
From the first job post to the final settlement, HRMS keeps one record per person — and hands it on to payroll, billing and accounting without anyone re-typing it.
Every role below has their own desk, permissions and view of the same shared record — so nobody is working with a copy that drifted out of date.
One system for people data, leave, attendance and documents — instead of four spreadsheets and an inbox.
A pipeline from job post to accepted offer, with interviews, feedback and assessments attached to the candidate.
Payroll runs off the same approved timesheets that produce the client invoice, so the two never disagree.
Clients, projects, consultants, submissions and per-client timesheets as first-class objects.
A self-service desktop for leave, timesheets, documents, payslips and tax documents.
Each stage hands its data to the next. The candidate record becomes the employee record; the employee record drives payroll; payroll produces the payslip. Nothing is re-keyed at a boundary.
Post roles, track candidates, run interviews and close offers.
Grouped the way the work is actually organised, so you can find the part that matters to your team rather than reading a flat list of every checkbox.
A pipeline that keeps every artefact attached to the candidate it belongs to.
Real workspaces from HRMS, not stock photography. Every screen below is part of the shipped product.
Everything about one person on one screen — profile, documents, leave balance, timesheets, pay history and lifecycle events.
Every new joiner as a card, with outstanding documents and blocked steps visible at a glance.
Weekly entry per project or client, with the approval chain and billable split shown inline.
Review a cycle before you publish it: earnings, deductions and exceptions per employee.
Reporting lines maintained as part of the employee record, not drawn separately in a slide.
Each chain below is one record moving between products. Where the colour changes, a handoff happens that would otherwise be an export, an email and a re-keyed spreadsheet.
A single record travels the whole way. No export, no re-entry, no reconciliation between a recruiting tool and a payroll tool.
The strongest argument for one platform: the hours an employee logs become the invoice a client pays, without a human retyping them into an accounting package.
Crosses 2 products · no re-entryDocuments carry expiry dates, so compliance work surfaces as a task instead of as an audit finding.
A new joiner in HRMS becomes a learner in L&D without a second user account.
Crosses 2 products · no re-entryNo. HRMS can be subscribed on its own. The connected workflows — timesheet to invoice, employee to learner — activate when you add the matching product, and nothing needs re-implementing at that point.
Yes, and it is modelled for it. Clients, projects, consultants, vendors, submissions and per-client timesheets are first-class objects rather than custom fields on an employee.
From the same attendance, leave and timesheet records employees and managers already use. A payroll run reads approved data; it does not ask you to import a file.
Yes. Employee self-service covers leave, timesheets, documents, payslips, tax documents and onboarding, which removes the largest category of HR tickets.
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