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THE EMPLOYEE LIFECYCLE

From the first day. To the final settlement.

Explore the connected employee lifecycle: onboarding, employee records, attendance, leave, payroll, performance, exit clearance and full-and-final settlement.

Overview

One employee. A connected journey.

Follow the information from the first day to the final settlement. Each module shares the next step with the right people, while AI supports configured reminders and routine actions.

12connected steps
4lifecycle stages
44documented capabilities

Stage 1 of 4

Join & get ready

From accepted offer to an active employee record.

  1. Step 1

    Onboarding

    Accepted offer → joining checklist, documents and induction tasks.

    Explore Employee onboarding
  2. Step 2

    Employee record

    Connect the employee ID, contract, department, branch and manager in one record.

    Explore Employee records
  3. Step 3

    Access & policies

    Assign portal access, working rules and approval owners before everyday work begins.

    Explore Employee governance

Stage 2 of 4

Recurring throughout employment

Work & get paid

Daily activity feeds approved monthly pay inputs.

  1. Step 4

    Attendance & shifts

    Office, branch or remote punches → attendance records → exception review.

    Explore Real-time attendance
  2. Step 5

    Leave & pay inputs

    Approved leave, overtime and expenses feed the period review before payroll.

    Explore Leave management
  3. Step 6

    Payroll & payslips

    Validate the period, review calculations, approve the pay run and release payslips. Repeat each pay cycle.

    Explore Payroll management

Stage 3 of 4

Recurring throughout employment

Grow & stay connected

Ongoing support, performance and development.

  1. Step 7

    Employee services

    Requests, travel, support, projects and knowledge connect employees with their teams.

    Explore Employee Portal
  2. Step 8

    Performance & appraisal

    Track agreed objectives and review progress. Approved pay changes return to the next payroll cycle.

    Explore Performance & goals
  3. Step 9

    Engagement & growth

    Listen, plan engagement actions and review programme results with managers.

    Explore Employee Engagement Framework

Stage 4 of 4

Leave & close responsibly

An agreed departure, clear handover and reviewed settlement.

  1. Step 10

    Notice & exit plan

    Record the departure request, agree the last working day and assign handover responsibilities.

    See the settlement steps
  2. Step 11

    Handover & clearance

    Track handover, asset return, outstanding balances and the scheduled access closure.

    See the settlement steps
  3. Step 12

    Full & final settlement

    Review applicable earnings and deductions, approve the statement, confirm payment and archive the record.

    See the settlement steps

CLOSE THE LOOP

Full & final. Clear, reviewed, recorded.

Bring the approved last working day, pay inputs and clearance status into one settlement review. Keep the calculation, approval and payment confirmation as distinct steps.

  1. Step 1

    Collect the final inputs

    Last working day, attendance, leave balances, approved expenses and outstanding advances.

  2. Step 2

    Review the settlement statement

    Reconcile applicable earnings, benefits, reimbursements and authorised deductions. Resolve disputed items.

  3. Step 3

    Approve & confirm payment

    The assigned approver reviews the statement. Finance records the payment confirmation and settlement documents.

  4. Step 4

    Close access & retain records

    Complete the exit checklist, close access at the agreed time and retain authorised records under company policy.

This is a configurable process map. Settlement items, approval owners and payment timing follow the company policy and applicable local requirements; the diagram does not define statutory entitlements or promise automatic payment.

Questions

How the connections work

Is this a one-time sequence?

No. Attendance, leave, payroll, employee services and performance repeat throughout employment. Exit begins only when a departure is initiated.

Where does AI help?

AI supports configured routine actions, reminders, chat and voice interactions, and exception visibility. Your company defines approval responsibilities and escalation rules.

Can we adapt the process?

Yes. Use this map to define your branches, departments, roles and approval paths during implementation. Confirm the required modules and local settlement rules for your setup.

Next step

See the lifecycle with your own data.

Start with your departments, approval owners and working rules. Then connect the modules you need.