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Compliance & Security

Compliance isn't a feature we added — it's the foundation

Every statutory rate, leave rule, and deadline lives in effective-dated rule tables with its legal basis, so your payroll follows the law in force on the day it applies.

Statutory coverage

Five agencies, built in

Contributions and tax are computed on every payroll run, with the rate version and legal basis shown on each payslip line.

SSS

RA 11199

  • · Regular SS, MPF & EC contributions
  • · Monthly Salary Credit table by effective date
  • · Employer share tracking

PhilHealth

RA 11223

  • · Premium rate within floor & ceiling
  • · Equal employee/employer sharing
  • · Contribution per payslip

Pag-IBIG

RA 9679

  • · Mandatory EE/ER contributions
  • · Maximum fund salary applied
  • · Employer share tracking

BIR

RA 10963 (TRAIN)

  • · Withholding tax on compensation
  • · TRAIN withholding tables
  • · Taxable compensation per payslip

DOLE

Labor Code

  • · Leave and time request records
  • · Time request approvals on record
  • · OSH incident logging

Laws we model

The rules behind the numbers

The law is the floor. Your company policy can be more generous than the statutory minimum — never less.

Government reports

BIR 1601-CBIR 1604-C & alphalistBIR 2316BIR 1603QSSS R-3 / contribution listSSS R-1APhilHealth RF-1Pag-IBIG MCRFPag-IBIG STLRFDOLE WAIRDOLE AEDR & AMRDOLE establishment termination report
  • Labor Code (PD 442)

    Hours of work, premium pay, wages, termination, and due process

  • PD 851

    13th month pay

  • RA 11199

    Social Security Act of 2018

  • RA 11223

    Universal Health Care Act (PhilHealth)

  • RA 9679

    Home Development Mutual Fund Law (Pag-IBIG)

  • RA 10963

    TRAIN Law — withholding tax on compensation

  • RA 11210

    105-Day Expanded Maternity Leave

  • RA 8187

    Paternity Leave

  • RA 11861

    Expanded Solo Parents Welfare Act

  • RA 9262

    VAWC leave

  • RA 7641

    Retirement Pay Law

  • RA 11058

    Occupational Safety and Health Standards

  • RA 11313

    Safe Spaces Act

  • RA 11165

    Telecommuting Act

  • RA 10173

    Data Privacy Act of 2012

  • D.O. 174-17

    Contracting and subcontracting

Security

Your people's data, protected at every layer

HR data is among the most sensitive information any company holds.

Role-based access

HR admin, payroll, manager, employee, and more — each sees only what their role allows.

Record-level checks

Managers act only on their direct reports. No one approves their own requests.

Company data isolation

Every record is scoped to your account and access-checked on every request.

Segregation of duties

The person who prepares payroll isn't the person who approves it.

Audit ledger

Approvals and balance changes are recorded with who did what, and when.

Single sign-on & MFA

SAML/OIDC sign-in with your identity provider, plus multi-factor authentication.

Data masking & field-level security

Government IDs and bank accounts masked by default; salary visible to payroll only.

Maker-checker approvals

Bank account, pay rate, and tax status changes need a second approver.

Data privacy

Designed around the Data Privacy Act

Built on RA 10173 principles — transparency, legitimate purpose, and proportionality — with tools for your Data Protection Officer.

Data subject requests

Intake for access, correction, and erasure requests from employees.

Consent & privacy notices

Versioned notices with employee acknowledgment.

Retention & anonymization

Retention periods by record type, with legal hold.

72-hour breach workflow

Incident logging and NPC notification timelines.

Sensitive data access logs

See who viewed salary, health, or ER data.

Records of processing

Processing activities and DPO registry per entity.

This page describes how the platform is designed; it is not a certification. See our Privacy Policy for data-handling terms.

Have a compliance question?

Talk to our team about your statutory requirements, data privacy obligations, or security review.