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Payroll data

What is meant by Payroll data?

Billing data refers to information used for the invoicing of services, goods, salaries, or other financial transactions of a company. These data typically include details about the services rendered, parties involved, amounts, payment terms, and other relevant information. Managing billing data is crucial for accurately billing customers, suppliers, or employees and contributes to the financial integrity and transparency of a company.

Typical features of software in the billing data area include:

  1. Data Capture: Capturing billing data from various sources such as sales transactions, work hours, expense reports, etc.
  2. Data Processing: Processing billing data to calculate invoice amounts, salaries, commissions, or other financial obligations.
  3. Customer/Supplier Management: Managing customer and supplier information and associating them with the corresponding billing data.
  4. Automation: Automating billing processes to reduce manual effort and the risk of errors.
  5. Monitoring and Analysis: Monitoring open invoices, payment statuses, and analyzing billing trends for decision-making purposes.

 

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The function / module Payroll data belongs to:

Financial accounting

Methods / Optimizations

Software solutions with function or module Payroll data:

bertaplus ERP
bertaplus ERP
 
 
 
 
 
 
ERP, Warehouse Logistics and E-Commerce - The Solution for Medium-Sized Businesses
GEBRA-Suite
GEBRA-Suite
 
 
 
 
 
 
Customized business applications with flexible modules
MService
MService
 
 
 
 
 
 
All-In-One-Software
TOPIX Financial Accounting
Powerful accounting software for SMEs
unitop NPO
 
 
 
 
 
 
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deLUXE-ERP
 
 
 
 
 
 
ERP | CRM | PIM | Merchandise Management | Business Intelligence - complete solution
QS-Lab OrderEntry
 
 
 
 
 
 
QS-Lab OrderEntry Modern doctor-laboratory communication