We don't run your payroll, we feed it
Payroll is usually already in place and working. HR software that cannot feed it means capturing everything twice, which is the most common reason these tools get abandoned by March. LetterUp exports one file a month containing only what moves money: unpaid leave, approved claims, starters, leavers and the s40 leave payout.

SimplePay
Imports the universal CSV.
Sage Payroll
Imports the universal CSV.
PaySpace
Imports the universal CSV.
Pastel Payroll
Imports the universal CSV.
You see the preview before anything downloads. Leave days are net of reversals, a salary the system cannot read is named for you instead of quietly dropped, and the file is written so that Excel keeps the accents in your staff's names.
Submitted, approved, paid: three separate acts
Staff submit a claim from their phone with a photo of the slip. It goes to Finance, a role that sees claims and payroll and nothing else. Approved means everybody who had to sign off has done so. Paid is recorded separately, with a reference, because the gap between the two is money the business still owes somebody.

Who has the laptop, the bakkie and the access card
Company property issued to staff and booked back in again, with the full holder history kept. An asset can only be issued to one person at a time, and that is enforced in the database rather than only on the screen. When somebody resigns, everything they still hold appears on the leavers view before their last day.

Headcount, movement, turnover, and the gaps in your records
Starters and leavers by department, turnover for the period as it stands rather than annualised, average tenure, and leave and sickness patterns. Alongside those sits a data-quality list that states the consequence of each gap plainly. An employee with no contract on file is a breach of BCEA s29, and it is the most common finding against a small employer at the CCMA. Nothing on this page shows a rand figure for an individual.

Preview a payroll file with your own staff in it
Fourteen days, every module, no card.