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Payroll Management Documentation

Generate and approve monthly payroll, verify salary calculations, record payments, manage dues, and follow every financial movement.

Purpose and Key Features

Payroll Management converts employee salary settings and finalized attendance into a controlled monthly payment process. It helps authorized users verify calculations, approve the period, pay employees, follow outstanding salary, and preserve a financial history of every payroll action.

Monthly Calculation

Build one payroll record per employee from salary settings, attendance results, bonuses, and recoveries.

Approval Control

Move the selected month through Draft, Submitted, Approved, and period close or reopen controls.

Payments and Dues

Record full or partial salary payments and keep the paid and remaining amounts synchronized.

Traceable Records

Use payslips, payment batches, exports, the financial ledger, and the audit log to verify each movement.

Monthly Payroll Workflow

Complete the steps in order so that salary calculations, approvals, payments, and finance totals remain consistent.

  1. Finalize employee salary settings, performance values, attendance, leave, and the Monthly Summary for the target month.
  2. Select the month and year on Monthly Payroll, then use Generate Payroll to create or refresh employee records.
  3. Review attendance-payable salary, bonuses, advance and loan deductions, net salary, paid amount, and due amount.
  4. Add any authorized one-time bonus before submitting the payroll period.
  5. Submit the month for review; an authorized manager approves it or rejects it for correction.
  6. Record individual payments or prepare a payment batch from approved payable balances.
  7. Repay any remaining Salary Due until the original monthly payroll shows Paid with a zero due balance.
  8. Export the summary, payment report, payslip, or ledger, then close the completed payroll period.
Submitted and Approved periods lock calculation changes. Closing a period also locks payment changes. Reopen or reject the period only when an authorized correction is required.

Search, Filters, and Actions

The Monthly Payroll page uses focused filters and role-aware actions to keep the list easy to review.

Month and Year

Select the exact payroll period. All summary cards, records, exports, and approval controls use that period.

Employee Filter

Show all employees or isolate one person by name and employee ID.

Status Filter

Show all records or filter Draft, Partially Paid, or Paid payroll.

Search Option

There is no free-text search box on Monthly Payroll; use the Employee selector for a precise lookup.

Top Actions

Generate Payroll recalculates the month; Add Advance and Add Loan create employee recovery records.

Record Actions

Slip opens the payslip, Bonus adds an allowed bonus, and Pay records a full or partial salary payment.

Period Actions

Submit, Approve, Reject, Close, and Reopen control the monthly review and locking workflow.

Reports and Batches

Summary CSV, Payment CSV, and Batches prepare payroll information for review and payment processing.

Filters update automatically and Reset restores the complete period list. Buttons may be hidden or replaced by Locked labels when the user's role or the period state does not allow an action.

Salary Categories and Status Badges

Salary categories explain the calculation, while badges show approval, payment, due, and batch progress.

Base and Attendance Salary

Base Salary is the configured monthly amount; Attendance Salary is the payable amount after monthly attendance rules are applied.

Performance and Bonuses

Performance-based template values are calculated through employee salary settings; approved one-time bonuses increase gross salary.

Deductions

Salary advance recovery and employee loan installments reduce the amount paid for the month.

Net, Paid, and Due

Net Salary is the final payable amount. Paid records money already issued, and Due shows the remaining balance.

Payroll Status

Draft means unpaid, Partially Paid means a balance remains, and Paid means the full net salary has been recorded.

Approval and Period Status

Draft, Submitted, Approved, or Rejected describes review; Open or Closed describes whether period actions remain available.

Salary Due Status

Open means repayment is still required; Settled means the remaining amount is zero.

Payment Batch Status

Draft is prepared, Paid is completed, and Cancelled is retained for history but is no longer processed.

Earnings, Deductions, and Company Costs

Payroll and Earnings & Costs use the same approved results for different business views.

Employee Earnings

Attendance-payable salary plus eligible performance amounts and bonuses forms gross employee earnings.

Employee Recoveries

Advance and loan deductions reduce the cash paid while remaining traceable in the Payroll Ledger.

Company Payroll Cost

Approved payroll is shown as a payroll cost in Earnings & Costs for the selected month.

Operating Expenses

Rent, utilities, subscriptions, and other non-payroll costs are recorded separately in Earnings & Costs.

Do not create a duplicate operating expense for employee payroll. The Earnings & Costs module reads approved payroll records and includes them in company cost reporting automatically.

Payroll Management Screens

These screenshots use synthetic documentation records and are generated from the current payroll templates. Select a screenshot to open the full-size image.

Reports, Audit, and Screenshot Refresh

Use the output that matches the task, and keep finalized payroll traceable after payment.

Payroll Summary

Exports employee calculations, bonuses, deductions, net salary, payment state, and balances for the selected month.

Payment Report

Provides payment-focused payroll values for processing and reconciliation.

Payslip

Presents one employee's monthly calculation in a readable layout with Print and CSV actions.

Ledger and Audit

The ledger tracks money movement; the audit log tracks user actions and controlled reversals.

Run npm run docs:screenshots from the project directory after Payroll templates change. The isolated documentation dataset is rebuilt and every screenshot on this page is refreshed.