Thanks for the vid. Just a note, integer rounding is when you have a decimal and the figure needs to be rounded to the nearest integer, thus eliminating the decimal positions. eg. 1987.59 = 1988
very unorganized and there is no clear flow for your content. Very confusing. I hope these videos to be scripted again with a proper flow instead of jumping to different section without completing the main idea.
Hi, thanks for the very nicely explained video. I have a question I hope you could answer: I would like to have a setup where I'll import the daily attendance from a biometric machine or excel sheet and based on the no. of hours the employee has worked I would like to prepare the salary. For example: An employee checks in at 9 AM and checks out at 9:30 PM. I would want this entry be calculated as 8 hours of regular pay along with an Overtime of 4 hours shown as Additional Pay (Overtime) salary component in the salary slip. So basically at the end of the month when I create the salary slip it should calculate the salary based on the number of hours the employee has worked throughout the month and any Overtime to be calculated separately as a separate salary component say Additional Pay (Overtime). Can this be accomplished in ErpNext? If so, can you please shed some light on how to do this? I have tried a few but have confused myself even more by not knowing whether I should use the Timesheet component (from your example) or just setup the monthly pay as Base Pay and then have a way to calculate the total number of hours worked as over time which is any time worked after the daily 8 hours schedule and add that to the base pay as Additional Pay (OverTime). I would really appreciate if you can direct me to the right direction to accomplish this. Thank you for your time in advance.
Thanks for the vid. Just a note, integer rounding is when you have a decimal and the figure needs to be rounded to the nearest integer, thus eliminating the decimal positions. eg. 1987.59 = 1988
Your explanation is very useful for me ... it's becomes very easy for me
very unorganized and there is no clear flow for your content. Very confusing. I hope these videos to be scripted again with a proper flow instead of jumping to different section without completing the main idea.
Hi Thanks for your feedback.Will record again soon
very helpful. Thank you
Hi, thanks for the very nicely explained video. I have a question I hope you could answer:
I would like to have a setup where I'll import the daily attendance from a biometric machine or excel sheet and based on the no. of hours the employee has worked I would like to prepare the salary. For example: An employee checks in at 9 AM and checks out at 9:30 PM. I would want this entry be calculated as 8 hours of regular pay along with an Overtime of 4 hours shown as Additional Pay (Overtime) salary component in the salary slip. So basically at the end of the month when I create the salary slip it should calculate the salary based on the number of hours the employee has worked throughout the month and any Overtime to be calculated separately as a separate salary component say Additional Pay (Overtime). Can this be accomplished in ErpNext? If so, can you please shed some light on how to do this? I have tried a few but have confused myself even more by not knowing whether I should use the Timesheet component (from your example) or just setup the monthly pay as Base Pay and then have a way to calculate the total number of hours worked as over time which is any time worked after the daily 8 hours schedule and add that to the base pay as Additional Pay (OverTime). I would really appreciate if you can direct me to the right direction to accomplish this. Thank you for your time in advance.
Hello, thank you, great series. But I have a problem, can you help me? I want to create a docker image for erpnext how do I do that?
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where is the video on salary tax slabs?
Will record new one and upload again!
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some childish talk not organized