Now a days you will find many HR Software along with Payroll Software
and various other applications and most of them claim to have great user
interference, but have you ever thought, are these software built on a sound
compliance architecture, following the minimum standard of compliance, where
you can have an audit trail of all the actions you do within your organization,
if not, its time you start thinking about it.
·
Understanding the importance of having a
proper Regulation
When you
add very sensitive information into your HR Software, it is the information of the user entering the record logged, do
you have a history of the transaction as how many times a specific transaction
was modified, which user was using which PC, what was the IP address of that
PC. Well, if you have not gone through about this, it’s time to start
thinking.
What
happens if salary entry was wrongly entered and payroll processed, another
instance would be wrong bank account information recorded from the record and
the employee gets less or high pay, or may be not paid at all, have you ever
wondered how would you cater this situation, who would be accountable for that
act which results in loss of reputation and emotional stress the employee
suffers.
For
instance, if you changed the bank account information of an employee 10 times
you would see 10 data sets with information on which user changed it, the
current active data values on the system, in this way you would get sure, no one
has unauthorized access if they do, it will be reflected on the regulatory or
audit compliance. It is also important to investigate the details, why a
particular record was entered wrong, what is the reason behind it. It was only
because of the HR Software which you
are using and the Payroll Software
which is the part of that software.
Hence, if
you are running a small or a large business, it is the time of the need that
your system must be updated with the new revolutions and new updates should be
taken in place time-to-time. This software will may help you in regulatory
compliance.
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