This video shows how to import data into Salary Card. You can export excel files into Salary Cards of AttendHRM

AttendHRM can actively communicate with the employees. It helps the user send e-mails to all employees at once or to selected employees at chosen time and date. This video here shows how and when to e-mail payslips to the employees.

An organization may contain multiple salary heads. These salary heads may be either earnings, deductions or a non pay slip item. Attend HRM has some default salary heads. You can define your own salary heads according to your requirements.

A Salary Group is a group of employees who share the same Salary Structure. The employees of an organization can be assigned into different groups. These groups will be entitled specific sa

AttendHRM allots Salary Cards for every employee. Each card will contain the salary heads that employee claims every month. Video shows how a salary card can be created. Salary Card contains all salary details related to an employee.

AttendHRM processes payslips for a particular period of time called Salary Period. Salary Period is the period for which salary is paid. The period can be a week, fortnight, month and so on. Salary period is however set by the user. This video explains how to define salary period in AttendHRM.

AttendHRM is capable of salary processing for any number of employees. Here this video will show how you can process Salary for a set of employees. This Salary Processing will create pay slips for the currently open salary period. Only one salary period can be open at a time.

Payslips are created for all your employees during the salary processing. The Pay slips can be marked as 'Verified'. Also you can make changes to the pay slips even after the salary is processed. The video explains in detail how to verify generated payslips and correct it.

When salary is processed for all employees, and payslips are verified, the salary period can be closed. Only one salary period can be open at a time. You need to close the current salary period, before you open a new one.