How to Manage HRM in GPOS
This tutorial will guide you through the step-by-step process of managing employees and HR activities in GPOS.
🛠️ Why You Need HRM in GPOS
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To maintain complete employee records
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To track attendance and work shifts
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To manage payroll and salaries
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To improve staff productivity and reduce manual errors
📋 Steps to Manage HRM in GPOS
✅ Step 1: Go to the HRM Module
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Log in to your GPOS dashboard.
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From the side menu, navigate to the “HRM” module.
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Click on “Employee Management” to get started.
✅ Step 2: Add Employee Details
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Click on “Add New Employee.”
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Enter basic details like Name, Contact Number, Email, and Address.
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Assign job role, department, and joining date.
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Save the record to create an employee profile.
✅ Step 3: Manage Attendance & Shifts
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Open the “Attendance” section under HRM.
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Mark employee attendance manually or integrate with biometric devices.
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Create and assign work shifts (morning, evening, night) as per your requirement.
✅ Step 4: Handle Payroll & Salaries
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Go to the “Payroll” option in HRM.
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Define salary structure for each employee (Basic, Allowances, Deductions).
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Generate monthly salary slips automatically.
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Record advance payments, bonuses, or overtime.
✅ Step 5: Track Performance & Leaves
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Use the “Performance” section to record employee achievements and feedback.
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Manage leave requests and approvals directly from the HRM panel.
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Track leave balances for each employee.
✅ Step 6: Save and Generate Reports
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After updating employee details, attendance, and payroll, click “Save.”
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Generate detailed HR reports for Attendance, Payroll, or Employee Directory.
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All updates reflect in real-time across your system.
🔐 Important Notes
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Only HR managers or authorized users can access employee records.
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Every update is logged to ensure data security and accountability.
🎯 Tips
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Regularly update employee profiles to keep records accurate.
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Use biometric or RFID integration for error-free attendance.
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Automate payroll to save time and avoid miscalculations.
By following these steps, you can efficiently manage employees, attendance, payroll, and HR activities within GPOS — making your workforce management smarter and hassle-free.