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PeoplePro: Connecting People, Payroll, Projects, and Customer Work

Written from the product perspective of LionCoders, the team behind PeoplePro. An employee joins a company. HR creates the employee record, a manager assigns work, and payroll needs the correct salary information. Meanwhile, a service team may be tracking the customer project that employee will help deliver. As an organization grows, these handoffs deserve as much attention as the individual…

PeoplePro is a self-hosted Laravel business application developed by LionCoders that integrates HR management, payroll, project management, and customer relationship management. The software provides a shared workspace for employee administration and business workflows.

To get started, set up employee records with clear organizational structure, including employee profiles, companies, locations, departments, and designations. Attendance, shifts, leave, and performance workflows are also integrated into the system. Roles and permissions can be assigned to define user access levels.

The PeoplePro release supports various payroll processes, including attendance tracking, salary components, allowances, deductions, payroll drafts, payments, and payslips. Administrators can configure independent payroll approval workflows.

The software also includes project workflows with features such as tasks, milestones, real-time time tracking, and billable work review. It also offers CRM capabilities with features like companies, contacts, leads, deal pipelines, quotations, invoices, and customer follow-up.

When evaluating PeoplePro, it's essential to consider the entire workflow, from initial enquiry to customer follow-up. This includes identifying the owner of each handoff and the information required for each step. A role matrix, set of fictional business scenarios, and integration brief can help streamline the implementation process.

To ensure successful implementation, consider the workflows that matter most to the organization and gather feedback from actual users. Plan the implementation in stages, starting with the most critical workflows. For more information, visit the PeoplePro page on LionCoders' website or consult LionCoders' development team to discuss specific requirements.

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