Bahrain SMEs moving from Excel
Replace separate employee, attendance and salary sheets with one reviewable monthly workflow.
WatheeqaHR gives small and medium companies in Bahrain a practical path away from attendance and salary spreadsheets. A company can import a biometric-device Excel or CSV export, review missing punches, lateness and no-punch workdays, manage leave, and prepare a BHD salary ledger. End-of-service is calculated per Labour Law 36/2012, Article 116, from the official text. From 1 March 2024 the SIO pays non-Bahrainis' end-of-service for later service under Prime Minister's Resolution 109/2023, and WatheeqaHR shows the employer and SIO parts separately. Review the employment contract and separation details before paying. WatheeqaHR does not submit SIO filings or claim Bahrain data residency.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Biometric attendance file import | Analyze supported Excel, CSV and text exports without manually retyping every employee punch |
| BHD salary ledger | Record salary lines, allowances, deductions, advances and payment evidence using three-decimal Bahraini dinar amounts |
| Review-first exceptions | Separate missing punches and no-punch workdays from confirmed absence until HR checks leave and roster records |
| Bahrain end-of-service and SIO split | End-of-service per Labour Law 36/2012, Articles 116 and 47, with the employer and SIO parts shown separately for non-Bahrainis' service from 1 March 2024; SIO-related figures are calculated, never filed |
Replace separate employee, attendance and salary sheets with one reviewable monthly workflow.
Turn device exports into an exception list before attendance affects salary records.
Receive a BHD ledger and supporting attendance summary while retaining final approval.
Yes, when the export matches a supported Excel, CSV or text structure. The free analyzer detects common punch columns and shows exceptions for review.
No. Any modeled contribution is calculated for your own records only; filing and payment remain the employer's responsibility.
No. It is a definite observation from the uploaded file, but HR must classify it as absence, approved leave or not scheduled using company records.
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