Construction payroll software
A monthly run that already knows who was absent, who took an advance and what is still to recover.
மாச சம்பளம் — யாரு leave போட்டாங்க, யாரு advance வாங்கினாங்க, எவ்வளவு பாக்கி — எல்லாம் சேர்த்தே கணக்கு.
Payroll is three days of Excel, cross-checking a muster notebook against an advances diary, and an argument with at least two people about what they were docked.
Payroll as a monthly task, not a list to maintain
The payroll page is the run itself. Preview the month, see each line with the attendance that produced it, resolve what needs resolving, then commit.
- Monthly preview that computes without writing anything
- Per-line attendance breakdown behind every figure
- History of previous runs
Attendance drives the deductions
Loss of pay comes from the muster and the leave policy, not from a separate spreadsheet. Nobody retypes a number, so nobody mistypes one.
Advances and loans recovered automatically
Staff advances and employee loans are tracked with their outstanding balance and recovered through payroll on the schedule agreed, so the recovery does not depend on anyone remembering.
Questions builders ask
Does payroll use site attendance?
Yes. Loss of pay is derived from the muster and the leave policy, and each payroll line can be opened to see the attendance behind it.
Are staff advances handled?
Yes. Advances and employee loans carry an outstanding balance and are recovered through the monthly run according to the schedule set when they were given.
Does it cover daily-wage labour too?
Daily-wage labour is costed through the attendance muster rather than monthly payroll, because that is how it is actually paid. Payroll covers permanent staff.
Works with
Before you choose software
How the job itself works, written for builders — no product pitch.
- Working out labour cost per square foot, and why your number is too low7 min read
- The muster roll: recording labour attendance on a construction site6 min read
See it on one of your own projects.
We set up a real site of yours during the demo — your rates, your vendors, your crew.