Salary structures
Organize salary components and employee pay details around your configured rules.
PLETOX / PAYROLL & SALARY RULES
Bring salary structures, attendance, allowances, and deductions into one reviewed pay run. From the first input to the payslip, give your team a clearer way to manage pay.
FROM REVIEWED INPUTS TO CLEAR RESULTS
| Employee | Gross earnings | Deductions | Net pay | Review |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ASAsha ShahOperations | Rs. 41,200 | Rs. 2,200 | Rs. 39,000 | Checked |
| RPRohan PatelSales | Rs. 50,000 | Rs. 3,000 | Rs. 47,000 | In review |
| RDRiya DesaiCustomer success | Rs. 32,000 | Rs. 1,500 | Rs. 30,500 | Checked |
Illustrative INR amounts. One employee still needs review; this draft is not a payment instruction.
THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF EVERY PAY RUN
Keep recurring pay, changing inputs, and period-end review together without losing sight of the individual employee.
Organize salary components and employee pay details around your configured rules.
Follow a calendar month or a configured cycle spanning two months.
Use reviewed attendance, leave, and eligible overtime in payroll calculations.
Connect approved inputs to eligibility, rates, and configured allowance formulas.
Keep approved recoveries, additional amounts, and applicable deductions visible.
Review employee salary changes and their effective periods before processing.
Check employee-level results and resolve exceptions before release.
Provide a clear breakdown of the period, earnings, deductions, and net pay.
Prepare supported finance outputs with the right review and payment ownership.
SALARY STRUCTURES WITH CLARITY
Keep earnings and deductions organized in a salary structure your payroll team can understand and maintain.
Bring basic pay, allowances, and other configured components into one employee salary structure.
Review fixed amounts and configured calculation rules instead of relying on disconnected spreadsheets.
Review salary revisions and effective periods before using updated values in a pay run.
Salary structures are configured for your organization. Sample figures are illustrative, not recommended salary or statutory amounts.
Component names and amounts are examples, not a prescribed salary split.
PAY PERIODS THAT FIT YOUR POLICY
Use a calendar-month cycle or a configured period that crosses month boundaries, with the attendance inputs kept in context.
Set the dates used for the salary period, including custom start and end days.
Validate prorating and attendance treatment for employees who work only part of the period.
Confirm review cut-offs and payout dates with your team rather than assuming they are the same.
Boundary dates, prorating, late corrections, and payout responsibilities are confirmed during setup.
APPROVED WORK. EXPLAINABLE ALLOWANCES.
Bring attendance, eligible shifts, and approved work into allowance calculations that follow your configured rules.
Use eligible attendance or approved work inputs instead of unverified totals.
Configure rates, eligibility, caps, and other conditions with your payroll team.
See how the approved input becomes an amount before it joins the employee pay run.
Work-linked allowances may need additional configuration. Eligibility and amounts are policy-specific, not automatic entitlements.
The sample rate is illustrative. Actual eligibility and rates follow your policy.
ADJUSTMENTS WITH A REASON
Bring approved adjustments, recoveries, and applicable deductions into payroll with a clear record of what each amount represents.
Review advances, loan installments, and other configured recoveries for the relevant period.
Separate additional earnings and deductions so payroll reviewers can understand the changes.
Validate applicable deductions and reporting requirements for the employee and organization.
Statutory treatment depends on applicability and configuration. Reports do not replace professional review or filing responsibilities.
A PAY RUN YOUR TEAM CAN REVIEW
Give payroll owners the component-level context to check results, resolve exceptions, and confirm the run before release.
Process the relevant month, salary group, department, location, or selected employees.
Review attendance inputs, salary changes, additional amounts, and employee-specific exceptions.
Keep payslip release and payment preparation with the designated owners under your process.
Payroll processing is not payment execution. Your team remains responsible for validating amounts and authorizing payouts.
FROM PAYROLL TO THE EMPLOYEE
Give employees a readable breakdown of earnings and deductions while helping finance prepare the next step.
Present the period, earnings, deductions, and net pay in an employee payslip.
Use employee access and payslip email workflows configured for your organization.
Use supported payroll and bank reports, with format compatibility confirmed for your process.
Bank exports are payment inputs, not proof of payment. Bank authorization and settlement remain outside payslip generation.
Sample payslip only. Release follows your payroll review process.
PAYROLL IS PART OF THE BIGGER PICTURE
Bring the people, attendance, and work behind each payroll input into the same platform.
BEFORE YOUR NEXT PAY RUN
Understand the inputs, calculations, and review behind payroll in Pletox.
Book a demoSalary structures, payroll periods, attendance-linked inputs, allowances, deductions, payroll processing, payslips, and supported reports. The enabled components and rules are confirmed for your organization during setup.
Yes. Monthly and custom cycles are available. Start and end dates, prorating, attendance cut-offs, correction treatment, and separate payout dates are confirmed with your payroll team.
Reviewed attendance and leave feed the configured salary calculations. Working days, loss of pay, eligibility, and overtime treatment follow your policies. Missing or disputed attendance should be resolved before final payroll review.
Yes, where the relevant calculation is configured. Eligible shifts, attendance, or approved work can feed agreed formulas. Rates, caps, effective dates, and correction rules require validation; not every work record automatically creates an allowance.
Payroll can include configured deductions, approved recoveries, additional amounts, and salary revisions. Review employee applicability, effective periods, and approval responsibilities before including changes in a run.
Applicable Indian payroll components and reports are confirmed during setup. Employee eligibility, local requirements, and filing responsibilities must be validated. Other countries and integrations are assessed separately; universal statutory coverage is not assumed.
Payslips show the payroll period and salary breakdown. Employee access and payslip email workflows depend on your enabled features, permissions, and release process.
No. Payroll calculations, payslips, and supported bank exports prepare the inputs for your payment process. Your authorized team reviews the amounts and completes bank authorization and payment execution.