Packet ready, you close it

Bordro software.Otto prepares the packet.

A classic payroll engine hands you an empty table. Bordro software here packs the period: hours from timesheet software, leave from leave tracking, pay from the employee record. You check the packet and close it. Gross-to-net line items belong on the calculator.

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14 columns

The classic Turkish gross-to-net table

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2 directions

Gross-to-net and net-to-gross

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Cumulative tax bases carried by hand

Short answer

What is bordro software, a calculator or a handoff?

Otto HR is bordro software: it packets a pay period so hours, leave, and the salary on the record land on the row, exceptions are flagged, and a person closes it. A gross-to-net table is not the race. Seeing one salary is a calculator's job. Closing the month is a handoff and a confirm.

When do you need it?

If hours live in one file, leave in another, and the employee record on a third screen, every month becomes copy-paste. Even when an accountant runs payroll, the inputs are created inside the company. Bordro software prepares those inputs. The stamp still belongs to the authorised person or the accountant.

How does Otto do this differently?

Otto does not hand you an empty table. It reads hours from timesheet software, approved days from leave tracking software, and salary from the record, then builds the packet. You review and close. Otto does not file the monthly SGK declaration for you. Hire and leaver notices come for confirm. Monthly premiums stay in the accountant's process.

Why Otto

Otto prepares the packet. The sign-off stays yours.

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A prepared packet, not an empty table

Open the period and the rows arrive with their references. There is no monthly retype into a separate payroll engine. Otto builds the packet, flags what looks off, and a person closes it.

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Connected to leave, hours and records

Bordro software is not an island. The salary reference comes from the employee's record, approved leave from leave records, worked hours from the timesheet. Take the suggestion with one click. The final figure is still yours.

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A closed period stays closed

A completed payroll locks. Figures never change quietly afterwards. A correction means cancelling the run and opening a new one, and it leaves a trace. Payslips appear in the employee portal, and the export leaves as CSV.

How it works

Open the period, read the packet, keep the approval.

Assemble

The period packs itself

Add the team by unit or one by one. Each employee's salary reference, approved leave and worked hours sit beside their row. An approved day off never reads as an absence, and someone who left mid-month can still be added to the same period for their final payroll.

Assemble

Review

Read the packet, do not memorise the table

Bordro software is not a gross-to-net table contest. The rows arrive filled, anomalies are flagged, and you look and close. The classic deduction layout and the live parameters live on the bordro guide and the free calculator.

Review

Lock

Approved means closed

When you check the numbers and complete the payroll, the period locks: no row can be edited afterwards, and a correction means cancelling and rebuilding. Who closed the period, and when, is always on record.

Lock

Deliver

Payslips find their place

Every period is kept and searchable: type a name and the person's past payrolls come back with their payslips attached. Employees see their own payslips in the portal, and the export your accountant needs leaves as CSV.

Deliver

Frequently asked questions

Otto HR is bordro software: it packages the period and a person closes it. Bordro software packages the period: hours worked, approved leave and the wage record drop onto the row from the same file, outliers are flagged, and a person closes. Otto HR prepares that packet. Gross-to-net lines belong to the calculator. This page is handoff and approval. The monthly SGK declaration stays with the accountant. Otto HR does not stamp that filing.

Otto HR treats a bordrolama program and a bordro program as the same job. In practice, no: both name software doing the same job. Bordrolama names the process (computing the wage, itemizing the deductions, producing the slip), while a bordro program is the tool that runs it. In Otto HR that process does not stand alone: it works connected to the leave, attendance and employee records on the same platform.

Otto HR keeps online payroll private to your company and role-based. Set up properly, it is safer than a program installed on a single PC. In Otto HR, data is kept private to your company and separated at the database layer. Who can access what is role-based, and everything that touches payroll is on the record. The everyday meaning of online is simpler still: your payroll is not locked to one office computer, and the backup is not your responsibility.

Otto HR includes the usual statutory deductions without making this page a table contest. The usual statutory deductions and employer cost are in the math: SGK, unemployment, income and stamp tax, the cumulative base. This page is not that table contest. To check a single salary or read the line-by-line layout, use the free payroll calculator and the bordro guide on this site. Bordro software here prepares the packet. A person closes it.

Otto HR prepares SGK hire and termination filings for a person's approval. The scope is precise: with your e-bildirge connection, Otto HR prepares the SGK hire and termination filings (işe giriş / işten çıkış), and sending always passes through a person's approval. Periodic declarations such as the monthly premium and service statement are out of scope: they stay with your accountant's process, and Otto HR's CSV export carries the data into it.

Otto HR treats bordro software as packet prep that reads the HR record. If they live apart, payroll processes become a monthly copy-paste sitcom: hours in one file, leave in another, the employee record on a third screen. Bordro programs are really packet prep that reads the HR record: in Otto HR the rows arrive filled when you open the period, and you check the packet and close it. This page is not a calculator contest. It is handoff and approval. The gross-to-net table and the live parameters live on the bordro guide and the calculator.

Otto HR prepares the packet: the period, the rows, the odd-looking lines. Otto prepares the packet: the period, the rows, the odd-looking lines. HR looks and says this month can close. A closed period locks. What remains is the accountant's CSV and the employee's payslip. Bordro software here is a delivery desk: not memorising the figure, saying yes to a packet that already arrived.

Otto HR does not replace the accountant. No. Otto prepares the packet: the rows, the exceptions, the period that will lock. The accountant or the authorised person in the company still stamps the run. This is a handshake, not a calculator war. The CSV export goes into the process the accountant already knows. Accountability stays with a person.

Otto HR keeps bordro software and HR software on the same record. If they sit apart, every close is retyped. Human resources software is the handoff layer: records, leave, and the timesheet flow into bordro software from one file. Otto prepares. A person closes. The job is confirming prepared work, not memorising the arithmetic.

Otto HR puts the gross versus net split on the paystub draft. Gross is the contracted wage. Net is what lands in the employee's account. Otto HR puts that split on the paystub draft. A person locks the packet. The statutory walkthrough lives on the payroll guide. Otto HR does not replace your accountant.

Otto HR prepares a prorated month and the paystub inside the packet. A short month is prorated from the hire or termination date on the same employee record. The paystub is the employee-facing slip after the lock. Otto HR prepares both inside the packet. It is not a ranked SGK table. The monthly declaration stays with the accountant.

Agentic payroll, human-approved

Open the period.Let Otto prepare the packet.

Add your team. Hours, leave and the employee record land in one packet. Odd rows come to you, and you close it.