Staff module

Staff Records and Payroll Software for Schools

Staff records, attendance and leave feeding payroll, instead of three registers that have to be made to agree at month end.

Records to payroll · one system

One staff record

Details, qualifications and documents in a single place.

Attendance and leave

The same system that marks students marks staff.

Feeds payroll

Days and leave flow into salary rather than being re-keyed.

What the staff module covers

From joining paperwork through to the month’s payroll data.

Staff records

Personal details, qualifications and documents, kept together.

Attendance

Biometric, RFID or app, using the same devices as student attendance.

Leave

Applications, approvals and running balances staff can see themselves.

Payroll

Attendance and leave feed payroll directly, so the month’s data does not have to be re-keyed into a separate register.

Why month end takes so long

When attendance, leave and payroll live in different places, someone has to reconcile them by hand every month.

  • Attendance stops being reconciled against a paper register at month end.
  • Leave balances are visible to staff instead of being asked for.
  • Documents stay with the staff record rather than a personal file.
  • Payroll works from the same attendance data everyone can see, rather than a second register.
  • One set of devices covers both student and staff attendance.

Why month end takes so long

In most schools, staff attendance, leave and payroll live in three different places. A paper attendance register, a folder of leave applications, and a payroll spreadsheet. None of them updates the others, so at the end of every month someone has to make all three agree — which means reading a register, cross-checking approved leave, and adjusting the spreadsheet by hand.

The cost is not only the hours. Because the reconciliation happens once a month, errors are found weeks after the fact, when the person who could explain them has forgotten the detail. And because leave balances live in a folder, staff have to ask the office rather than look, which generates its own stream of interruptions.

What to check in a staff module

  • Can staff attendance use the same biometric or RFID devices as students, rather than a second set?
  • Can staff apply for leave themselves, with approval routed to the right person?
  • Are leave balances visible to staff, so the office is not asked?
  • Does attendance and leave data feed payroll directly rather than being re-keyed?
  • Are staff documents and qualifications stored against the record, not in a personal file?

A sensible rollout order

Start with check-in, because it is daily and the change is immediately visible. Add leave once staff are comfortable with the system, since that is where they get something back — visible balances and a faster answer. Connect payroll last, when the attendance data has been running long enough that you trust it.

One point worth being precise about: attendance and leave feed payroll rather than being re-entered into it. Tell us how your payroll runs today and we will show you exactly how far the system takes it before you commit to anything.

Common questions

Does staff attendance use the same devices as students?

Yes. The same biometric or RFID devices can cover both.

Can staff apply for leave themselves?

Yes, with approval routed to the right person.

How does payroll work?

Attendance and leave feed payroll directly rather than being re-entered. Tell us how your payroll runs today and we will show you exactly how far the system takes it before you commit.

Can we store staff documents?

Yes, against the staff record.

See staff records through to payroll

Book a demo and we will run a month of staff attendance and leave through to payroll with your own setup.