Overview Interact HRMS including Core HR, Foundation Apps, Time and Leave Management, Payroll, and other applications can be Implemented and Deployed in support of single employer or multiple employers within a single enterprise. And Enterprise can be viewed as a group of companies, where each company is considered a single independent operating unit with its own organization, financial, operational and management structure. Figure-1: Enterprise Structure Each company within the enterprise is considered a separate employer as each company can have its own hiring, time and leave, and payroll policies. Example of an Enterprise, J&J Corp, which is a global diversified company, that owns four separate companies including J&J Retail, J&J Consulting Services, J&J Oil & Gas, and J&J Construction. Each of the four companies will have different structure and different HR and Payroll policies as their line of business is different. You can support such an enterprise in Interact using...

Overview Interact HRMS is an enterprise system with more than 70 Integrated HR, Talent Management, Time and Leave Management, and Payroll management applications. Interact HRMS is a pure web applications that is deployed using Apache, PhP, and MySQL Database. Interact HRMS can be deployed in the Cloud, Hosted, or On-Premise. The configuration of the servers to support Interact HRMS for optimal performance depends on many variables. To name few: Number of Employees that will be supported by the system? How many Interact Applications will be deployed? How many Self-Services users will be accessing the system? How many Internal Users will be accessing the system? How many External Users, users accessing the system using the Internet? Distribution of Internal Users by application? Employees Baseline Database size? Database Growth Rate? Online and Batch Transactions usage distribution? Batch Processes (e.g, Payroll), Cycle and Frequency? Once the above variables/parameters are defined, then you can...

Overview Timesheets are used to record and report time worked by employees. The purpose from recording and reporting time is to pay the employee for time worked including regular hours and overtime hours for hourly employee and to track attendance. Additionally, it is used for client billing and project management and labor distribution for labor costing. The timesheet applies primarily to hourly employees as hourly employees are paid by the hour and expected to be paid for overtime work. On the other hand, salaried employees, in most cases, do not submit timesheets as they are not paid for overtime. However, in some instances, salaried employees submit timesheets for client billing and attendance tracking and labor distribution and costing. Additionally timesheets may be used to record specific allowances such as travel allowance, food allowance, and leave time, both paid and unpaid time-off. The timesheets captures critical time data which is processed...