Walden Chu, President of The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf Philippines speaks about his past experience with payroll providers in the Philippines and how PayrollHero helps his 70 location food and beverage business. CBTL Philippine payroll needs have been solved!
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Kalibrr.com CEO Paul Rivera takes a moment out of his busy schedule to talk about how Kalibrr utilizes PayrollHero within their Philippine operations. Kalibrr has an office in Makati, Philippines and was in need of a time, attendance, scheduling and payroll solution that was built for the intricacies of the Philippines. PayrollHero to the rescue!
There are 5 ways to have your employees clock in and out of PayrollHero. 3 for situations with multiple employees and 2 for employees using their own devices. Below are quick videos showcasing each one and here is a link to our knowledge-base.
TimeClock – PayrollHero’s TimeClock apps enable multiple employees to clock in and out from the same decide. The TimeClock replaces your bio-metrics or bundy clock to give you a quick and easy way to get real time data from your employees time and attendance.
PayrollHero iPhone TimeClock
PayrollHero iPad TimeClock
PayrollHero TimeClock Web
MyClock – The PayrollHero MyClock is designed to enable your employees to clock in and out from their personal iOS device or their computer at their desk. This option is perfect for office environments or businesses where employees sit down at their own work stations.
PayrollHero iPhone MyClock
PayrollHero MyClock Web
We are pleased to announce that PayrollHero has processed over 500,000 PhotoBooth pictures. PayrollHero’s time and attendance module enables employees to clock in and out for work by taking a picture of themselves. PayrollHero then processes those pictures to ensure that the right employee is in the right place at the right time. Employees can clock in and out via the web, iPhone, iPad or iPod (Android coming soon).
Our PhotoBooth platform can be used by any company worldwide, independent of your payroll system and can generate an attendance report so that you have all of the data you need, right at your finger tips.
To learn more about PayrollHero or to chat further about how you can use our platform within your business, contact us by filling out the beta access form on our website.
We have been working on some new videos to showcase PayrollHero and how the platform works. Below is the first of many to come. In this video, Trainer Rey finishes his day at the gym and walks over to the PayrollHero iPad TimeClock to clock out from his shift. It’s quick, easy and employees love it.
http://youtu.be/Dk4xPD-QPxM
Faburrito Fresh Mexican Grills became PayrollHero clients a few months ago and their team has been really enjoying it. PayrollHero’s platform helps the Faburrito team take care of their time, attendance, scheduling and Philippine payroll. As you can see from some of the employee’s clock in photos – they really enjoy the process! (just look at some of their clock in photos)
Do you have a restaurant in the Philippines that needs a payroll solution? Do you want to utilize PayrollHero’s time, attendance, scheduling and payroll platform within your restaurant business? Reach out to our client happiness team for more details.
PayrollHero launched it’s payroll platform in the Philippines with a complete cloud based payroll solution to help businesses from Manila, Cebu, Mindanao, Davao and everything in between. Recently we have added even more functionality that enables Philippine companies to not only run their payroll but see their employee’s time, attendance as well as handle scheduling.
Do you own a business that has employees in the Philippines?
PayrollHero understands the 13th Month pay, the difference between Regular and Special holidays, BIR withholding tax, Philippine Government deductions, nighttime differential, plus much more.
If you have questions about how PayrollHero can help your Philippine company, visit our website and click on “chat” – our team would be pleased to help.
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I was invited to speak at the inaugural “Better Business Brunch” that New Leaf Ventures was holding at the new Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf in Fort Bonifacio, Philippines. The New Leaf Ventures team expected about 40 attendees but that number was far exceeded when over 80 people packed into CBTL to take part.
The idea for the Better Business Brunch is to bring in a speaker a month to share details about new technologies and how you can run a better business. I was pleased to be asked to speak at the first event.
My talk was a similar one that I have done for many EO Chapters around the world, except it was condensed to fit the time slot for this event. In my presentation I ran through many of the tools that we use within PayrollHero as well as how PayrollHero itself works for the Philippines. I talked about SlimTimer.com, 15Five, Wikis, Google Docs, Zendesk, Google Hangouts, Facebook, Twitter, Adroll and much more. Overall it was a fantastic event. I think next time they will have to book out the whole place!
Last night we hosted the Mini Web Design Conference and Meetup at the PayrollHero offices in the Philippines. We had over 50 attendees come to learn and network with other designers in the area.
MiniFFC is short for Mini Form Function & Class. It is the smaller, more informal version of our annual web design conference where folks from the industry can gather, share experiences, and mingle with fellow colleagues. These meetups are held every 3rd Wednesday of the month and are organized by the Philippine Web Designers Organization (PWDO). (details)
PayrollHero’s Tin Sanchez was asked to be one of the speakers. Tin spoke about PayrollHero’s Philippine payroll platform, the interface and some hints at to what was coming next. Also speaking was Christian Besler of Kickstart and a couple others.
If you have an event in Manila or Whistler and are looking for a location, be sure to reach out and see if it is a fit for our offices. We love having guests!
I had the honor of speaking at the Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO) Global Leadership Conference (GLC) in Manila this past week. The GLC is a 3 day event that takes place twice a year. It is an event that brings together the leaders of every chapter of EO from all over the world, this year, Panama City and Manila were the chosen locations.
The topic I spoke on was “Online Tools To Cut Costs And Grow Your Business“. The 90 minute presentation is a quick run through of many tools that we use within our business to not only operate the company but grow the business. My business partner and PayrollHero’s CEO Michael Stephenson is the driving force behind many of these tools we use to operate the business. His constant focus on kaizen (read: improvement) drives our team to continue moving forward. The second portion of the presentation is about promotion and includes parts from my book Sociable! as well as some of the tools that we use within the company to grow the business. Many of these tools we have been using for quite some time and some we are testing in Southeast Asia.
I have spoken to quite a few EO Chapters all over the world as well as the 2009 GLCs in Hong Kong and New Orleans and EO always does it right. The events are top notch, designed to “wow” the EO members and show them the local area. This one in Manila was no exception.
The first night there was an opening cocktail party in the Makati Shangri-la Hotel followed by the choice of 3 dinners put on by EO Philippine members. I choose the “Taste of Bordeaux” dinner. It was a fantastic dinner put on by EO Philippine member Edouard Miailhe who splits his time between Manila and Bordeaux where his family owns Chateau Siran Margaux winery. The dinner was at the ‘Old Manila’ restaurant in The Peninsula Hotel which was kindly opened up for the event. Edouard had paired 6 of his wineries wines with a fantastic dinner and explained how they came to be. It was a truly once in a life time event.
The next day, after the sessions for the leaders of each chapter were complete, EO organized a dinner at the Shangri-la Hotel. It was quite a spectacle They presented dinner in a way I had never seen before. About 6 roasted pigs were dressed in clothes and carried into the ballroom with quite a fanfare, followed by a talk from the creator of the very successful “Its More Fun In The Philippines” worldwide marketing campaign.
The last night was a big surprise as no one knew what was in store. Everyone (over 400 people) was told to be in the lobby of the Shangri-la to meet our transportation to dinner. EO had organized a whole bunch of air-conditioned jeepneys to take us to the National Museum of the Philippines. It was a great ride as all of the jeepneys had karaoke in them. Upon arrival to the museum, waiting to welcome us outside was a great band, multiple spot lights shooting into the air and the whole outside of the building lit up. One foot in the door and there were many servers standing by with wine. It was a great way to arrive at dinner. After dinner we were transported by bus to a new nightclub called Hyve that has not officially opened yet. Overall it was another amazing EO event and the EO Philippine team as well as EO Global should be very proud.
