Teacher Salaries Worked Out for You
Set each teacher's pay structure once. Every month Niyuk uses their attendance and leave to work out what they are owed.
Read more about Teacher Salaries Worked Out for YouPermanent teachers, part-time subject teachers, bus drivers and office staff rarely share one salary rule. Niyuk HR keeps their attendance, leave and pay together, so salary day stops being a week of checking registers.
It is the system a school uses to work out every staff member's salary, take off the right deductions and hand out payslips, without a spreadsheet for each month.
Most schools still run salaries the old way. The office collects the attendance register, someone counts leave by hand, and the accountant fixes the sheet when a teacher says their salary is short. It works until the school grows, adds a branch, or the one person who understands the sheet goes on leave.
Niyuk's school payroll software reads attendance and approved leave straight into payroll, applies PF, ESI, professional tax and TDS where they apply, and gives every teacher a payslip they can open themselves.
The parts of school payroll your office deals with every month.
Set each teacher's pay structure once. Every month Niyuk uses their attendance and leave to work out what they are owed.
Read more about Teacher Salaries Worked Out for YouTeachers, lab assistants, librarians, drivers and peons can each sit on their own salary structure in the same payroll.
Read more about Teaching and Non-Teaching StaffDaily staff attendance lands in the same system, so loss of pay is counted without anyone going through the register.
Read more about Attendance That Feeds PayrollCasual, sick and other leave types are tracked against each person's balance, and unpaid days come off salary as your policy says.
Read more about Leave Rules Your School FollowsStatutory deductions are applied where they apply to each staff member, and you see them in the run before you approve.
Read more about PF, ESI, PT and TDSTeachers check payslips, attendance and leave balance through self-service, so fewer of them queue at the office.
Read more about Payslips Teachers Open ThemselvesRunning a junior wing, a senior school or a second campus? Keep each branch's staff apart and pay them in one run.
Read more about One Payroll for Every BranchPull the month's salary register, deductions and payable days for the principal, trustees or your CA.
Read more about Salary Reports for ManagementAsk any school accountant. These four things eat the last week of the month.
A senior teacher, a part-time music teacher and a bus conductor are paid differently. Spreadsheets struggle to hold all of it.
Half days, casual leave and unpaid days get added up from a register, and one slip means a salary goes out wrong.
Visiting teachers, contract cleaners and drivers sit outside the main sheet, so they are the easiest to pay late or pay wrong.
PF, ESI, professional tax and TDS still apply to schools. Missing one is a problem you find out about later.
See each month's school payroll at a glance: how many staff were paid, the total paid out, and whether the run is a draft, approved or paid.
Gross pay, deductions and net pay for every teacher and staff member, so the principal can spot a wrong figure before payday.
Earnings, deductions and net pay on one page, with the days paid shown, so teachers see exactly how their salary was worked out.
From the principal's office to the school gate, everyone is paid from the same system.
Enter each person once, with their role, branch and salary structure.
Daily attendance and approved leave build up through the month.
Niyuk works out pay, allowances and deductions for every staff member.
Whoever signs off salaries checks the totals before anything is paid.
Payslips go out, and the month's salary records are saved for audit.
What changes for the school office once salaries come out of a spreadsheet.
Attendance, leave and salaries finally sit in one place instead of three.
Less copying numbers between sheets, so the accountant is not stuck late at month-end.
Teachers can see how their pay was worked out, so there are fewer "my salary is short" visits.
Management sees what the school spends on salaries each month without asking for a fresh sheet.
PF, ESI, professional tax and TDS are handled in payroll, as Indian rules require.
Add a campus or a new wing and its staff join the same payroll.
It fits most places where teachers are on the payroll, including:
From a team that made the switch
“Niyuk HR cut payroll processing time by 90% for Applikon IT Solutions Pvt. Ltd.”
See how Niyuk would run your school's payroll, with your staff list and your salary rules. The demo is free.
What principals, school owners and accountants usually ask us first.
Look for school payroll software that keeps teaching and non-teaching staff on their own salary structures, takes attendance and leave straight into salaries, applies PF, ESI, professional tax and TDS where they apply, and gives teachers their own payslips. Niyuk HR does all of this in one system.
Yes. Part-time and visiting teachers can be set up with their own pay terms, and their attendance and pay inputs are kept apart from full-time staff.
Yes. Leave is tracked against each teacher's balance, and unpaid days are taken off salary according to the leave rules your school sets up.
Both. Payroll is connected to staff records, attendance, leave and self-service, so it works as a full school payroll management system rather than a salary calculator on its own.
Yes, for the staff they apply to. PF, ESI, professional tax and TDS are worked out in each run, and you can review them before approving salaries.
Yes. Transport and support staff can be tracked whether they are on your rolls or come through a contractor, as their terms set.
Yes. Each branch keeps its own staff list, and salaries for every branch can be run and reported together.
Yes. A small school can start with payroll and attendance for a handful of staff and add more as it grows.