Human Resources
Last update:
07/21/2026
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HR Overview
- Introduction to HR
- Employees, Departments & Contracts
- Time Off & Attendance
- HR Reporting
- Onboarding, Offboarding & Appraisals
Employees & Organization
Onboarding, Offboarding & Appraisals
Time Off & Attendance
Reporting & Analysis
Employees, Departments & Contracts
Employee Management
Creating an Employee Record
- Go to Employees > Employees → Create.
- Name – Full name.
- Job Title – Position name.
- Department – Select or create.
- Manager – Who this employee reports to.
- Work Email / Phone – Contact details.
- Work Address – Company location.
- Coach – Mentor assigned.
- Tags – For filtering (e.g. Remote, Part-Time).
- HR Documents tab – Upload contracts, IDs, certifications.
Department Structure
Go to Employees > Configuration > Departments. Create a hierarchy:
- Each department has a name, manager, and parent department.
- The org chart view shows the full structure visually.
- Department heads auto-receive approval notifications for time off.
Contracts
Go to Employees > Employees > open employee > Contracts tab.
- Wage – Salary amount.
- Wage Type – Monthly, hourly, yearly.
- Scheduled Pay – Weekly, bi-weekly, monthly.
- Working Schedule – Linked to a resource calendar.
- Start/End Date – Contract validity period.
- State – Draft, Open, Close.
- Multiple contracts per employee (for promotions). One active at a time.
Job Positions & Recruitment
Go to Employees > Configuration > Job Positions. Create templates for job openings. Each job can have:
- Description and requirements.
- Expected salary range.
- Department and manager.
- Publish on website as a career page.
Skills & Resume
The Resume tab on an employee record logs their career history within the company (promotions, department changes) automatically, and a Skills tab lets you track competencies with a proficiency level — useful when staffing a project or planning training.
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