// Solutions · Workforce Transformation

Simpler services for your people.

HR teams spend their week on requests that should not need them: a leave balance, a payslip copy, a letter. Workforce Transformation puts those in employees' own hands — including deskless staff served by proxy — so HR can spend its time on the work only HR can do.

Self-service

Annual leave balance

11.5 days

Current request

3 days · 12–14 Aug

Annual leave · cover arranged

  • Employee done
  • Supervisor done
  • Verification done
  • Downstream next

Illustrative screen · example data

// The chain

One request, four hands, no re-entry.

The leave request that used to be a form, an email and a spreadsheet entry becomes one record that the pay run reads directly.

  1. Employee 01

    Nurul A.

    Submitted 3 days annual leave

  2. Supervisor 02

    Awang M.

    Approved — cover confirmed with team

  3. Verification 03

    HR

    Balance checked · 11.5 days remaining

  4. Downstream 04

    Payroll

    Feeds the pay run — no re-entry

// The constraint we design around

Half your workforce may never open a company laptop.

Drivers, technicians, cleaners, site crews. Self-service that assumes a desk quietly excludes them and pushes their paperwork back onto HR — so supervisors submit on their behalf from a phone, and the record keeps the submitter and the subject separate so accountability stays clear.

  • On-behalf submission
  • Submitter recorded separately
  • Bulk submission for crews
  • Mobile-first supervisor flows
An HR officer helping a colleague submit a leave request on a phone in a bright office.

// What you get

Employee services that do not route through HR.

Everything below assumes a workforce that is not all sitting at desks — because in most Brunei operations, it is not.

What your people get

Employee Self-Service

Employees see their own record, balances, payslips and documents, and raise requests without emailing HR to ask what they are entitled to.

  • Personal record & documents
  • Leave balance visibility
  • Payslip access & history
  • Request raising & tracking

Leave & Attendance

Leave types, entitlements, carry-forward and approval routing, alongside clock-in, regularisation and a working calendar that knows your locations and public holidays.

  • Leave types & entitlement rules
  • Clock-in / out & regularisation
  • Location-based working calendars
  • Public holiday handling

Deskless & Proxy Submission

Supervisors submit on behalf of staff who do not use a computer, with the record showing clearly who submitted for whom.

  • On-behalf submission
  • Submitter recorded separately
  • Mobile-first supervisor flows
  • Bulk submission for crews

What HR gets back

HR Request Workflows

Letters, claims, transfers, confirmations and exit processes as tracked workflows with owners and SLAs rather than an inbox thread.

  • Request catalogue with SLAs
  • Approval routing by grade
  • Document generation
  • Status visible to the employee

Payroll Connections

Attendance, overtime, leave without pay, claims and incentives flow into the pay run instead of being retyped from a spreadsheet each month.

  • Attendance to payroll feed
  • Overtime & allowance capture
  • Statutory contribution handling
  • Pay-run review before posting

Workforce Insight

Headcount, turnover, absence patterns, overtime concentration and cost per division — visible per department rather than assembled once a year.

  • Headcount & turnover trends
  • Absence & lateness patterns
  • Overtime concentration
  • Cost per division & location

// How we get there

Start with the requests HR repeats most.

The fastest visible win is almost always leave and payslips — high volume, low complexity, immediately felt by everyone.

  1. 01

    Inventory

    List what HR is actually asked for each week, how long each takes, and which requests could be answered by the employee themselves.

  2. 02

    Configure

    Set up leave types, entitlements, calendars, approval routing and the request catalogue, including the proxy paths for deskless staff.

  3. 03

    Pilot

    Launch with one division, watch where people get stuck, and fix the flows before the whole organisation forms an opinion.

  4. 04

    Extend

    Roll out remaining divisions, connect attendance and claims into the pay run, and switch on workforce reporting.

// FAQ

What HR leaders ask first.

Half our workforce has no computer or company email. Does this still work?

That case is designed for rather than accommodated. Deskless staff are served through supervisor proxy submission and mobile-first flows, and the record distinguishes the person the request is for from the person who submitted it — so accountability stays clear.

Does it handle Brunei statutory requirements?

TAP and SCP contributions, the SPK unified scheme, local public holidays and the usual work-permit document tracking are all handled. Your specific policy variations — grades, entitlements, allowance rules — are configured during setup rather than assumed.

Do we have to take the whole platform to use one solution?

No. Each solution is a configured slice of the same platform, so you can start with one department and add another later without a migration or a second integration to maintain. What you do get from the start is one data fabric underneath — so when the second solution arrives it already recognises your people, approvals and records.

Can this work alongside the systems we already run?

Yes. Most engagements leave existing line-of-business systems in place and integrate with them through APIs, scheduled syncs or event feeds. Where an existing system is genuinely the blocker we will say so, and that becomes an Application Modernization conversation rather than something we quietly work around.

// Get started

Give HR its week back.

Count how many leave-balance and payslip questions HR answered last month. That number is the first phase of the business case.