The monthly spreadsheet ritual.
Exports from one system, manual edits in another, a macro nobody fully understands, and a hard deadline. Every month, the same quiet panic.
Harmoni Payroll
Prepare and approve payroll using the employee and compensation records your team already maintains. Payroll is included with Employee Management. Country-specific calculations and filing outputs depend on the supported country pack.

KaiMy Pay · August slipTake-home $4,812One unpaid day, docked from the ledger.
UK FPS is ready for review. Prepared on the same run.
Exports from one system, manual edits in another, a macro nobody fully understands, and a hard deadline. Every month, the same quiet panic.
An incorrect deduction is found when someone opens their payslip. Trust is spent in minutes and rebuilt over months.
PAYE in one country, GOSI and WPS in another. Each jurisdiction is its own ruleset, its own filing calendar, and its own new way to get it wrong.
Inside the workspace
Nothing here is a second bureau. Compensation lives on the person. The run reads it. Filings leave with the same month.
My Pay
What was earned, what was taken, and what changed from last month. The numbers come from the record, not a bureau file.
How Payroll fixes it
One record. Nothing entered twice.
Payroll runs on the same compensation and employment data held in Employee Management, so a salary change, a new hire or a termination is reflected in the next run with nothing to re-enter. Pay data feeds Organo’s salary view and the cost figures in your dashboards.
Inside Payroll
Full payroll runs reading from the same compensation and employment data as Employee Management, with automated tax calculations, multi jurisdiction support and dual control approval.
Why teams switch
A salary change, a new hire or a leaving date lives on the employee record. The next run reads it. Nobody retypes it into a bureau file.
Missing bank details, a duplicate row, a leaver still active: the run will not start until those are fixed. The employee should never be the first person to find a wrong line.
Dual control means a second, different person must approve every run. The person who prepared it cannot give the second sign-off, and both names sit on the audit trail.
Unpaid leave docks on the day HR approved. Overtime pays only the hours the clock recorded, and only after it was requested and approved. Each input remains traceable to its source.
Already connected
Payroll uses Employee Management records and approved leave and overtime inputs, helping teams review the information behind each payslip.
Built for your team

Payroll
Amara opens the August run and sees what changed, not a wall of cells. She sends it for the second signature and goes home.

Finance
Finance reviews a run prepared by another person. Both approvals remain on the audit trail.

The employee
Kai opens My Pay and sees overtime that was requested, approved, then paid on the hours the clock recorded. Nothing else.

People
Record a compensation change once and use it in the next payroll cycle.
Keep reading
GuideThe payroll accuracy guideWhy errors really happen, and the controls that stop them before payday.
PlaybookPayroll consolidationBring employee information and payroll preparation into one connected process.
ProductReports that come with the moduleA report for the thing a person actually asks for, with the filters and the export.Pay runs use compensation and employment information from Employee Management, alongside approved payroll inputs. Review changes and exceptions before submitting a run.
Dual control requires approval from two different signed-in people. The approval history records who acted and when.
Overtime requires an approved request. Payable hours are capped at the time recorded, so approved requests and attendance evidence stay connected.
Payroll pricing
No tiers to decode and no sales call to get a number. Slide to your size and see exactly what Payroll costs.
Explore how Payroll supports your team and connects with your workforce information. We can help you confirm the right modules and setup for your company.