LATRIX is an Human Resource support web application.
This software provides presence and attendance recording, attendance tracking, paperless leave applications (with freely definable leave types), block periods, a fire register and extensive reporting options.
The LATRIX was developed in close cooperation with a real company that has between 50 and 100 employees. This company still uses the LATRIX every day.
Features include:
- Records presence of people:
- Print barcoded ID cards for staff (there is a report for this) and once you have set up a PC with an internet connection and a barcode scanner, they simply scan the barcode when the arrive at the company and when they leave.
- Records attendance at work for staff:
- Employees can indicate to the system whether they are starting or stopping work, going on a break or coming back or whether they are transferring between sites.
- Reduces HR administration work load.
- Multiple locations.
- Multiple time zones.
- Automates employee requests for leave.
- Public holidays.
- Block periods, where no annual leave can be taken or when leave applications have to be escalated to the next level of management for approval.
- Handles shifts and shift patterns.
- Organization structure.
- Reduces paper work.
- Powerful reports.
- Empowers staff.
- Enforces work flow.
- Configurable with 17 different options.
- Saves money (and time).
Website: sourceforge.net/projects/latrix
Support:
Developer: Manticore Software
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
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