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The Payroll Man 2
The Payroll Man 2
payroll, bonuses, deductions, taxes, and other related elements of the net pay of all employees
within an organization. The main objective of this study is to ensure employees receive accurate
compensation and other financial activities on time. It will allow personnel to track and keep data
with the support of this system. Additionally, it seeks to simplify and automate microtasks to free
up personnel's time and effort for macrotasks.
THE PROBLEM
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
Payroll calculations, deduction administration, and report generation are all manual activities that
take a lot of time, are prone to mistakes, and are hard to monitor. A lot of paperwork is needed
under the conventional method, which also makes it more likely that errors during data entry will
occur and prevents real-time access to important data.
This campus's payroll system requires manual organization, which requires processing time and
introduces the possibility of mistakes. The goal of this project was to enhance the manual payroll
system at the Barili Campus of Cebu Technological University.
RESEARCH INSTRUMENT
Data for the study will be gathered via a test questionnaire. The guide for assessing and gathering
information from respondents will be the research instrument.
Cebu Technological University's faculty staff will be the study's respondents. A faculty has a total
of 61 employees, and the study's responses will make up 30 of those employees.
REQUIREMENTS SPECIFICATIONS
The effects of using the system are shown in the picture below, along with the factors that
contributed to its development. The manual, file-based nature of the existing approach makes it
possible for data entry errors to occur. Due to their ability to simplify microtasks and allow
organizations to concentrate on larger tasks, automated systems are essential. The system's
requirements for use in production will be demonstrated by this operation. The system's
development and use have certain causes and effects.
(CAUSES)
Time-consuming
(EFFECTS)
The relationship between the inputs, processes, and outputs in a system or process can be seen
and understood using an IPO diagram. It assists in analyzing and enhancing the efficacy, reliability,
and efficiency of various operations, supporting improved decision-making and problem-solving.
System development and innovation will be based on the model that is depicted below. This is
required for the project to be carried out in a way that will improve each stage and be helpful in
system improvement.
(Input)
Employee Details
Attendance Records
Leave Request
Bank Account Details
Tax Regulations
(Process)
Calculate Payroll
Calculate Taxes
Generate Payroll Summary
Generate Reports
Store Data Securely
(Output)
Payslips
Tax Reports
Direct Deposits
Payroll Reports
Data Storage
OBJECT MODELING
USE CASE DIAGRAM
The major actor in this use case diagram is the Payroll System, which stands for the actual web-
based payroll system.One way to illustrate the steps in a payroll system's processes is with a use
case diagram for the payroll management system. It represents the alleged organization and
operation of the system. There are two main use cases for the system: Manage Employees: This
use case comprises operations pertaining to managing employees. Users have the ability to
examine employee data, modify employee information, and add new employees.
Generate Payslip: In this use case, employees' payslips are generated. Users can create a payslip
for any employee they choose.
A different use case is also present: Calculate payroll. The computation of employee payroll is
represented by this use case. The system completes it as a step in the process; the user does not
deal with it directly.
ANALYSIS
Risk Analysis
Identification of potential hazards and evaluation of their potential effects on the functioning,
security, and availability of a web-based payroll system constitute risk analysis. Unauthorized
access: The payroll system may be susceptible to hacking, data breaches, or unauthorized access
by people attempting to manipulate or steal sensitive employee information. Data leakage: There
is a chance that private payroll data will be disclosed as a result of system flaws like unreliable
services or lax encryption techniques. Malware and viruses: The payroll system may be subject to
malware or computer viruses that could jeopardize its integrity and functionality.
It is advised to evaluate the possibility and impact of each risk that has been detected in order to
complete a thorough risk analysis. You should also put in place the proper security measures,
such as strict access limits, encryption, regular system backups, and monitoring systems that can
identify and reduce potential threats. Additionally, regular security audits and updates must to be
carried out to address any potential new vulnerabilities.
DEFINITION OF TERMS
Employee- a term for workers and managers working for a company, organizationor
community.
country owns or controls with the expectation that it will provide a future
benefit.
Personnel-
Accessibility-the process of creating products that are usable by the widest possible
range of people, operating within the widest possible range of situations.
CHAPTER 2
PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA
An investment or project's potential costs and benefits are assessed systematically using a cost-
benefit analysis (CBA). The following elements should be taken into account for the cost-benefit
analysis of a proposed web-based payroll system:
Benefits:
Savings in time and money: A web-based payroll system may automate several payroll
procedures, including figuring employee salaries, deductions, and withholding taxes. Through
automation, payroll processing may be done more quickly and more affordably.
Accuracy and Compliance: Payroll systems can aid in ensuring precise computations and lowering
the chance of mistakes in tasks related to payroll, such as calculating salaries, tax deductions, and
other associated chores. As a result, there may be less likelihood of fines or legal troubles and
more observation of labor and tax laws.
Data Security: Putting in place a web-based system can give you improved data security features,
like encrypted connections, safe storage, and accessibility controls. As a result, the risk of
incidents involving data can be decreased while protecting critical employee information.
Costs:
Updating the system, doing routine maintenance, and receiving assistance with technology may
all be necessary. Take into account the costs of software upgrades, bug repairs, server upkeep,
and other technological necessities.
Infrastructure and the internet: A web-based system depends on an adequate internet
connection. Make that the proposed approach has adequate internet speed and facilities which
may come at extra costs.
This analysis will aid in your decision-making regarding the viability and potential benefits of
putting the suggested web-based payroll system into practice.