Every payroll figure that matters, on one screen.
Who is on the team, what payroll actually costs, and where it is heading — without building your own spreadsheet report. neoo keeps the numbers current after every payroll run, for you and for your employees.
Know where your team stands.
Active, onboarding, leaving, resigned — the headcount you are actually paying this month, kept up to date as people join and go. No separate list to reconcile before you run payroll.
- Active, onboarding, leaving and resigned counts
- Headcount updated as contracts change
- Full-time equivalents alongside raw headcount
- Nothing to reconcile before a payroll run
- One click through to the full employee list
Costs, and which way they are moving.
Gross salary, net payouts, total employer costs, full-time equivalents and pension contributions, each with the change against the previous month. A chart tracks gross, net and employer costs month by month across the year, so a jump shows up the month it happens rather than at year end. Every figure is counted across the payroll months closed so far.
- Gross salary, net payouts and total employer costs
- Pension contributions and full-time equivalents
- Change vs. the previous month on every figure
- Gross, net and employer costs charted by month
- Team status tiles next to the numbers
- Counted across the payroll months closed so far
The whole year, including the part that has not happened yet.
Payroll costs broken out month by month across the year, with a forecast through to year end based on your current contracts. Useful when you are budgeting a hire, or answering how much a 13th salary is going to cost in December.
- Month-by-month payroll cost for the whole year
- Forecast to year end from current contracts
- Closed months and forecast months side by side
- Pick the year and compare against the last one
- Budget a hire or a 13th salary before you commit
Employees get their own dashboard.
Everyone can see their own payrolls — how many are closed and finalised, and whether one is still in progress — plus the personal details people usually email HR about: withholding tax code, workload and effective salary. Always current, no request needed.
- Payrolls closed and finalised vs. still in progress
- Counts and the share of each as a donut
- Withholding tax code, workload and effective salary
- Personal login — employees see only their own figures
- Always current, no request to HR needed
Finalised payslips compared with payslips still in progress.