Singtel beefs up e-solutions business with new payslip app for SMEs

The app will help employers issue itemised payslips.

Issuing payslips can be tedious for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), but Singtel’s new myBusiness E.Payslip app will make creating, printing, and keeping soft-copies of monthly payslips just a tap away.

According to a report by OCBC, the app will enable SMEs to comply with the government’s requirement for employers to issue itemised payslips from 1 Apr 2016.

OCBC said employers can access the app anywhere in the world with an internet connection, and on a variety of mobile devices. They add that employers can also provide their employees with secured access to view and print their own payslips anytime.

“The app mainly targets SMEs with up to 50 employees; and companies with less than five employee records can access the service for free,” OCBC said.

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