Scoped policy resolution
Resolve rules through employee override, organisation scope and tenant default using approved workforce dimensions.
Configure attendance, leave, payroll, approvals, permissions and notifications around the way your organisation actually works, while keeping every policy scoped, dated and reviewable.
Apply a late-mark rule to Chennai factory employees without changing office staff.
10-minute grace · 3 late marks → half day
Effective 01 Oct 2026Night-shift handling · swipe rounding
Effective 01 Oct 2026Overtime eligibility · manager approval
Effective 01 Sep 2026Temporary grace extension
Expires 31 Oct 2026Use this page as a product-evaluation path: start with the operating problem, inspect the representative interaction, then verify the exact policy and output in the live product.
Configure the module around your structures, policies, ownership and approval model—not a generic process diagram.
Resolve rules through employee override, organisation scope and tenant default using approved workforce dimensions.
Introduce future changes without overwriting the historical policy that applied to an earlier transaction.
See which policy resolves for a selected employee and date before making it active.
Start with the required settings and activate deeper controls as operational maturity grows.
Route transactions using amount, leave days, department, grade, location, employment type, tenure and other approved conditions.
Give system and custom roles access to the relevant module, action and organisational data scope.
The exact screens differ by module, but the operating principle remains the same: the applicable rule, current owner, status, effective date and history stay visible.
These examples are illustrative product patterns grounded in the supported product material. Use the live product to validate the exact screen, policy and output required for your organisation.
See the rule, workforce scope and effective date before activation.
Use a representative employee, workforce group and effective date. Follow the transaction through owner, status and downstream impact.
Configuration supports approved product actions and policy dimensions; unsupported edge cases still require transparent scoping.
The example measures below are illustrative. Definitions and thresholds should be configured around the operating cadence and evidence your team uses.
Apply configurable rules to punches, shifts and work patterns, explain why each day resolved as it did, and close exceptions before they become payroll corrections.
ExploreConfigure eligibility, accrual, balance-year, sandwich, clubbing, carry-forward, comp-off and encashment rules for different employee populations through one policy resolver.
ExploreConnect effective-dated salary structures, attendance and leave inputs, earnings, deductions, reimbursements, recoveries and statutory calculations in a payroll run that can be reviewed and rolled back before finalisation.
ExploreCreate structured, conditional workflows for employee changes, requests, letters, payroll inputs and cross-functional HR processes.
ExploreUse your actual workforce groups, approval paths and edge cases during product evaluation.
No. Configuration uses the standard product’s governed settings and rule model. Customisation introduces customer-specific code. duoHR is positioned to handle policy variation through configuration wherever the current product supports the rule.
Yes. The policy model is designed around scoping, effective dates and preview so an authorised administrator can check the resolved rule for a representative employee and date before activation.
Bring one representative workflow or current process challenge. The demo will show the operating path, controls and connected outcomes.