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Frappe HR

Frappe HR

An individual who works part-time or full-time under a contract of employment, and has recognized rights and duties of your company is your Employee.

In Frappe HR, you can manage the Employee master. It captures the demographic, personal, and professional details, joining and leave details, etc. of the Employee.

To access the Employee master, go to:

Home > Human Resources > Employee

1. Prerequisites

Before creating an Employee, it is advised to create the following:

2. How to create an Employee

  1. Go to the Employee list, and click on New.
  2. Enter the Employee's personal details such as Name, Gender, Date of Birth, and Date of Joining.
  3. Save.

As shown below, all the mandatory fields are marked with red asterisks.

2.1 Bulk Creation via Data Import

Multiple Employees can be created at once using the Data Import tool.

  1. Go to Data Import or click on Import from the top menu, then select Employee as the DocType.
  2. Download the template and fill in the required fields such as Employee Name, Company, and Date of Joining.
  3. Ensure that either the Company Email or Preferred Contact Email field is populated for each Employee if User creation is required.
  4. Upload the filled template and start the import.

Upon successful import, Employee records will be created for all valid rows.

Refer to the Data Import guide to learn more.

3. Features

Apart from the aforementioned mandatory details, some additional details that can be captured in the Employee master are as follows:

3.1 Employment Type

You can set an Employment Type such as Intern, Contract, Full-time, Part-time, Probation, etc. for an Employee.

3.2 Create User

The User ID can be linked to the Employee. User accounts can be created and associated with an Employee in different ways depending on your workflow.

Option 1: During Employee Creation (Automatic)

While creating a new Employee:

  • Enable the Create User Automatically checkbox to create a User when saving the Employee.
  • The Create User Permission checkbox is enabled by default. This ensures that the newly created User has access only to their own Employee record and associated Company.
  • Ensure that either the Company Email or Preferred Contact Email field is populated.

Option 2: For Existing Employees (Via Button)

If an Employee is created without linking a User ID, a User can be created later from the Employee record:

  • Click on the Create User button from the top actions menu.
  • A dialog will appear with the Create User Permission option enabled by default. You can set or update the email in the dialog before creating the User.
  • On confirmation, the system will create the User, assign the necessary permissions, and link it to the Employee.

Option 3: Via Data Import

User accounts can also be created during Employee import by including the required fields in the import template:

  • Ensure that either the Company Email or Preferred Contact Email field is populated.
  • Include the Create User Automatically column and set the value to 1 for the required rows.
  • Include the Create User Permission column and set it to 1 to apply default access restrictions.
  • Upon successful import, the system will automatically create and link the Users for all applicable Employee records.

Check Adding Users to learn how to create users and add permissions.

3.3 Joining Details

The Joining Details of the Employee such as the Offer Date, Confirmation Date, Contract End Date, Notice (Days), and Date of Retirement can be captured.

3.4 Department and Grade

In a company, the Employees are usually grouped on the basis of Department, Grade, Designation, and Branch.

In the Department and Grade section, these details of the Employee can be saved. In the 'Reports to' field, the person to whom the Employee has to report his duties to can be captured.

3.5 Leave Details

In Leave Details, you can save the Leave Policy and Holiday List details. Leave Policy specifies the type and number of leaves an Employee is entitled to, and Holiday List is a list which contains the dates of holidays and weekly offs.

3.6 Salary Details

Here, the mode of salary payment, i.e. through Bank, Cheque or Cash can be selected.

3.7 Contact Details

Employee's Contact information such as Mobile Number, Current and Permanent Address, Personal and Company Email ID can be captured here. In the Preferred Email ID field, either the the Company Email, Personal Email or User ID of the Employee can be selected depending on the user's preference.

3.8 Personal Details

Personal Details of the Employee such as Family Background details like name and occupation of parent, spouse and children, Passport Details including date and place of issue, Health Details like height, weight, allergies, medical concerns, etc. can be saved.

3.9 Educational Qualification

Here, the Educational Details such as School/University, Qualification, Level and Year of Passing of the Employee can be saved as shown below:

Additionally, details such as Class/Percentage and Subjects can also be saved by clicking on the downward arrow in the Education table.

3.10 Previous Work Experience

Just like Educational Qualification, an Employee's Previous Work Experience can also be captured in the External Work History table as shown below:

Previous Work Experience

Additionally, details such as Contact of the previous company and Total Experience in years can also be saved in the External Work History table.

3.11 Exit

Exit details of the employee (if any) such as Resignation, Exit Interview and Leave Encashment details can be saved. When the status of the Employee is set to 'Left', it is mandatory to fill the Relieving Date.

Note: Once the Employee status is set to 'Left', that particular Employee master won't be accessible in further transactions.

3.12 Additional Features

Some additional features included in the Employee master are as follows:

  • Emergency Contact
  • Health Insurance
  • Personal Bio
  • History in the Company
  1. Leave Management
  2. Payroll Management
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