Team layer

Labour done the way Indonesia actually works.

Rostering, attendance and leave, payroll, PKWT and PKWTT contracts, service charge distribution, onboarding, hiring, training, performance. All of it built for Indonesian teams first, not translated from a Western template.

Rostering with labour percent before you lock it

Draft the roster and watch the target labour percent update as you drag shifts. Publish only when the number sits where it should. Lock snapshots become the record of intent, and any change after is on the log.

Bali Bistro
Next week roster
Planned hours412
Planned labourRp 26,800,000
Labour % vs plan23.7%
StatusDraft

PKWT and PKWTT contracts, built in

Every staff record carries the right contract, with expiry, probation, and renewal reminders. Contract templates issue as signed PDFs. When PKWT is coming to term, the GM sees it in Needs Attention.

Bali Bistro
Widya, Bar Lead
ContractPKWT, 12 mo
Start12 Mar 2026
Expiry11 Mar 2027
Renewal windowopens in 34 days

Service charge distribution done right

Point-based distribution across venue and department. Rules match what the venue actually does, not a US tip pool bolted on. Every payslip carries the working, so nobody guesses.

Bali Bistro
Service charge, this month
PoolRp 42,180,000
Points, kitchen48%
Points, floor52%
Per pointRp 218,650

Attendance, leave, and payroll on one thread

Clock in via QR at the pass, leave requests approved in the app, payroll draws from the roster snapshot and the attendance log. No re-keying, no reconciliation dance.

Bali Bistro
Payroll, June
Staff24
Hours reconciled3,180
Base + serviceRp 92,400,000
StatusReady to run
Only HOSPOPS

PKWT and PKWTT plus service charge distribution, built in from day one

Every other system asks you to bolt Indonesian labour law on top with custom fields and workarounds. HOSPOPS treats PKWT, PKWTT, probation windows, and point-based service charge as first-class objects, because that is how the venue actually runs. Nothing to configure, nothing to fake.

Works on its own. Better with the rhythm.

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