Frequently asked questions
Quick answers, grouped by topic. Each links to the full guide.
Quick answers, grouped by topic. Each links to the full guide.
Yes. Nothing is locked. The only thing you need before employees can mark attendance is at least one shift; if you don't add one, Orgwise uses a standard 9 to 6 shift so nobody is stuck.
Yes, add one branch with your office name. Holidays, the shift roster and reports use it to filter people.
Settings → Brand. There are two slots: one for light mode and one for dark mode. See Logo and branding.
Yes. Employee IDs only need to be unique inside your own company.
No. Their attendance, payslips and documents stay. They just can't sign in. You can make them active again any time.
No. Documents that HR adds are marked verified straight away. Only documents an employee uploads for themselves wait for HR to check them.
Yes. Roles belong to each company. HR at one company has no access to another company.
Only if their role has the salary permissions. The default Employee role does not.
Then the weekly offs from the leave policy are used (Sunday by default), and the standard 9 to 6 timing.
Make two shifts with the same timing and different working days.
Yes. A holiday for the person's branch is off even if it falls on a working day.
Yes. Edit the day in Attendance Records. Times that HR types in by hand are never overwritten by the machine.
No. Most machines keep punches and send them when the internet comes back.
Yes. You can switch self attendance on or off per employee.
Yes. Mark My Attendance works in any modern browser on phone or computer.
Yes, those days count as present days, the same as a punch.
Yes. If they punch, the real punch is used for that day.
No. Anyone you leave on "Usual" keeps their normal shift.
Not yet. HR changes the roster and saves; the people affected get an email.
They can raise a regularization request from My Attendance. HR approves it.
No. Weekly offs, holidays for their branch and rostered off days are skipped.
Yes. Adjust an individual's balance in Leave Balances.
It's carried forward up to the policy's limit. Everyone gets an email with their new year's leave and holidays.
Yes, they can be synced to a connected calendar. See Meetings and calendar sync.
No. Festivals picked from the list come back every year on their correct date.
Leave reasons are private between the person and their approver.
Yes. Salary revisions add arrears to the next payroll automatically.
Yes, from Payslips, once you've generated them.
Use Salary revisions. It keeps the history, handles arrears and sends a letter.
Not quite. Gross is what's paid monthly before deductions. CTC also includes the employer's PF and ESI.
No. Basic, percentage components and the person's own amounts go up together; fixed components stay the same. The new gross is still exactly what you set.
Only if their role has Approve Salary Revisions. By default only the company owner does.
Yes, click Export.
HR sets it in their profile, usually based on the employee's declaration at the start of the year.
No. It prepares the data and the files; filing is done on the government portal or by your consultant.
Always. Salary expense and employer contributions on the debit side equal net pay plus every deduction on the credit side.
Yes, as an expense (debit) and in PF Payable (credit), together with the employee's share.
Yes, unless you untick taxable when adding it.
Yes, PDF and images both work.
At the start of the financial year, and send proofs by the date your company sets (usually January).
No. They fill one form and upload their resume.
Yes, if you've set screening criteria; each application gets a score.
Rejections send a short, kind note. If you'd rather call people, keep them in Screening until you've spoken to them.
It's stored encrypted, and only HR with onboarding access can see it.
If you leave the password empty, they get an email to set their own.
Yes, with the Apply button on the same page.
For most HR documents (offer letters, appointment letters, policies, acknowledgements) an electronic signature with an email code and audit trail is widely accepted in India under the IT Act. For documents that the law says need a specific kind of signature, check with your legal advisor.
Yes. The status changes to Opened when they first view it, and every step is on the certificate.
Yes, the letters issued to them.
No. Files in the Media Library may be used in other places, so they stay until you delete them from the library.
It depends on your plan and the file type. The upload window shows the limit.
No. It only appears for roles that include assets.
The employee who raised it and HR with complaint access.
Yes. Allocations are percentages, so 50% on one and 50% on another is fine.
Its people are released.
Add an entry by hand with the start and end times, or just the duration.
People with time-tracking access for the team can see everyone's entries.
Yes, guests get an email invite with the meeting link.
Yes, from My Profile.
Reset your password straight away from the link in the email, then tell your HR or administrator. Signing in with a code also needs access to your email, so check your email password too.
Yes. Codes work once, expire after a few minutes, and only go to your email.
All of them: sign-in codes, payslips, leave, interviews, letters, e-signature.
A wide PNG with a transparent background, around 300 × 80 pixels, looks sharp everywhere.
No. Everything also works in the phone's browser.
Fix the day (as present, leave or forgot to punch), then process the payroll run again. It recalculates.
Missing means no punch and no leave, and nobody has decided yet. HR marks it as leave or forgot-to-punch. If nobody decides before payroll, it becomes loss of pay.
Yes. Process again and generate payslips again; employees get the corrected one.
Fix the cause (attendance, salary, one-off pay), process the run again, then download the bank file again.
No. Set their status back to Active. Their old records stay with them.
Yes, but it only affects leave applied after the change. Already approved leave keeps its count.
Most settings apply from the next action: the next payroll run, the next email, the next check-in. Refresh the page to see the change.
Yes, if you post a separate link for each site from Candidate Sources. See Your careers page and job links.