Stop spending 5 days closing payroll.
Attendance flows into payroll automatically. Overtime, deductions, allowances, taxes, and insurance all calculated for you. Payroll closes in hours, not days.
For most operational businesses in Egypt, payroll takes 3 to 5 days every cycle. Attendance data comes in late and incomplete. Overtime is debated by manager memory. Allowances and deductions are calculated by hand. Taxes and insurance are looked up manually. By the time payroll is finalized, half the team has already escalated questions. Then the corrections start.
What changes with bluworks.
Up to 50% faster payroll closing
Attendance flows into payroll automatically. No manual data re-entry between systems.
Zero manual lookup for taxes and insurance
Egyptian labor law, social insurance, and tax brackets built into the system. Updated automatically when rules change.
Custom pay policies per role
Different overtime, allowance, and deduction rules per department, role, or location. Configured once. Applied automatically.
Audit-ready by default
Every payroll cycle, every change, every approval logged. Pull a clean report when you need it.
How it works.
Attendance closes the cycle
At the end of the period, attendance data is locked. Overtime, late entries, and missed clock-outs flagged for review.
Additions and deductions calculated
Allowances, incentives, missions, public holidays added. Penalties, loans, late arrivals deducted. All automatic, all editable.
Tax and insurance applied
Net salary calculated using current Egyptian tax brackets and insurance rules. No manual lookup.
Finalize and export
Review the full payroll register. Export bank transfer files, payslips, and government reports. When the new minimum-wage law came in, the rules weren't clear. How do you calculate it, the employee's share, the company's share of insurance? Having the calculator handle it made the difference for us.
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