● Built for Philippine payroll

Payroll your staff understand, and your accountant trusts.

Everyone clocks in from their phone. You approve in two taps. On the 25th the right amount lands in the right account — with SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG and BIR already worked out.

No card required. Up to 10 people on the trial. Semi-monthly cutoffs, night differential, 13th month, 2316 and alphalist included.

SSS 2025 schedule with MPF splitPhilHealth 5%TRAIN withholdingPag-IBIG ₱10,000 capTables are dated — old periods re-run on old numbers

The offer

Run it beside your current payroll for one cutoff.

Add your people, load the cutoff you just paid, and compare it line by line against what actually went out. If the numbers do not match, we want to know why as much as you do — and we will tell you which side is wrong.

Start a parallel run
  1. 1Import your people from a spreadsheet — rates, hire dates, government IDs.
  2. 2Load the cutoff you just paid, or clock in live for the next one.
  3. 3Compare net pay per employee against your existing run.
  4. 4Keep it or walk away. Your data exports either way.

What it does

One system, from the gate to the BIR return.

Attendance feeds payroll, payroll feeds the filings. No re-keying between spreadsheets, and no month where the numbers disagree with each other.

Time & attendance

Geofenced clock-ins, shifts, rest days, holidays, night differential, biometric and kiosk devices.

Leave

The Philippine statutory set — SIL, maternity, paternity, solo parent, VAWC and more — with accrual, carry-over and balances.

Requests & approvals

Leave, overtime, official business and work-from-home, routed through approval chains you configure per request type.

Payroll

Semi-monthly, monthly, weekly or daily. DOLE premium multipliers, loans with amortisation schedules, 13th month, and bank advice files.

Statutory filings

SSS, PhilHealth and Pag-IBIG remittance reports, BIR 2316, the 1604-C alphalist, and expanded withholding for contractors.

Multi-entity

Run several registered companies under one workspace, each with its own TIN, RDO code and employer numbers — and its own filings.

Certificates of employment

New

Four kinds — plain, for a visa, with compensation, for somebody who has left — in your own wording, on your letterhead, with your signature and a control number. The employee asks, an approver decides, HR issues.

Hiring, with the CV read for you

New

Upload a CV and the form fills itself in: name, mobile, the position it matches from your own list, and a summary of their work history. Applied through to hired, and the employee record is created when you hire.

Ask NextHR

New

An assistant that answers from your own records — your hours this month, your leave balance; and if you manage people, who is late today and who has not clocked in. Never anybody’s pay.

Pricing

One plan. Everything in it.

You are paying for a cutoff that reconciles. Filings are not an upsell, and there is no setup fee.

Launch offer — 50% off for your first 6 months

Until December 31. Enter LAUNCH50 when you sign up — or on your billing page afterwards.

Claim it

Standard

₱6,000/month for your first 10 employees

then ₱600 per employee, VAT inclusive (₱535.71 ex-VAT) — cheaper per head as you grow.

  • Attendance, leave, requests and payroll
  • Phone, web, kiosk and biometric clock-in
  • All statutory computations and filings — 2316 and alphalist included
  • Loans with amortisation, bank advice files
  • Approval chains per request type
  • Approvals by email and push — nothing stalls unseen
  • Certificates of employment — your wording, your signature, issued by HR
  • Hiring pipeline that reads a CV and fills the form in for you
  • Payslips emailed the moment a run is finalised
  • Company announcements with read receipts
  • Automatic birthday and anniversary greetings
  • Ask NextHR — answers from your own records, never from anybody’s pay
  • Onboarding call and data import
Start freePay yearly and two months are on us.

What that comes to

10 people
₱6,000 /month · ₱600 effective
25 people
₱15,000 /month · ₱600 effective
50 people
₱30,000 /month · ₱600 effective
150 people
₱82,500 /month · ₱550 effective

The rate as you grow

1–50 employees
₱600 each
51–100 employees
₱550 each
101–150 employees
₱500 each
151–200 employees
₱450 each
201–250 employees
₱400 each
251–300 employees
₱350 each
301–350 employees
₱300 each
351–400 employees
₱250 each
401–450 employees
₱200 each
451+ employees
₱150 each

Graduated like income tax: your first 50 stay at ₱600 and only the next band pays the next rate — growing never raises the rate for the people you already had. Several companies under one roof? Talk to us.

Free for 14 days with up to 10 people — no card required. Contractors are counted only in the months you pay them. Export everything and leave whenever you want — the price is the only thing keeping you.

Switching

Moving payroll mid-year is the scary part.

It usually is. Here is exactly what happens, so you can decide whether it is worth a Saturday.

The worryWhat actually happens
Year-to-date figuresYou import YTD gross, contributions and tax withheld per employee. Your December 2316 covers the whole year regardless of when you moved.
Half-paid loansBalances and remaining terms import with the employee. Amortisation continues from where it stopped.
Leave balancesEarned, used and remaining import per leave type, with the accrual rule you already use.
Old payslipsHistorical payslips stay with your previous provider. NextHR states the date your records begin rather than pretending to hold them.
Getting the numbers wrongRun one cutoff in parallel first. Compare per employee before you switch anything.
Getting stuckExport everything — employees, attendance, payroll runs, payslips — as CSV, any time.

Questions we actually get

Before you ask us.

Is NextHR BIR accredited?

NextHR is an HR and payroll system, not a computerised accounting system, so BIR CAS accreditation does not apply to it. It produces 2316 and the 1604-C alphalist in the formats BIR accepts. If you need an accredited books-of-account system, that is a separate question and we will say so.

Where is our data held?

Government IDs, TINs and bank accounts are encrypted at rest and every read of them is recorded. We will tell you which region your data sits in and name our sub-processors — ask and we send the list.

Can you handle a night shift crossing midnight?

Yes, and it is the thing most systems get wrong. A punch at 10 PM Monday closing at 6 AM Tuesday is one shift, with night differential on the hours between 10 PM and 6 AM, at whatever multiplier that day carries.

What about contractors?

Independent contractors are not employees. They carry no SSS, PhilHealth or Pag-IBIG, are withheld at the expanded rate rather than the compensation table, and bill output VAT when registered.

Can we re-run an old period?

Yes. Tables are dated, so re-running July uses July's numbers, not today's. Finalised runs are locked — a correction posts as an adjustment rather than rewriting history.

Do our staff need smartphones?

No. A tablet or biometric device by the gate works for anyone without one, and both feed the same record. Drivers, messengers and site crews are the reason it exists.

Built to be checked

Three promises you can test on day one.

Government IDs encrypted

SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG, TIN and bank account numbers are encrypted at rest, and reads of them are recorded.

Payroll you can replay

The calculator is a pure function of its inputs, so an old payslip can be reproduced peso-for-peso when someone asks.

Finalised runs are locked

Once a run is finalised it cannot be recomputed or deleted. Loan balances move only by what was actually withheld.

Try it on one cutoff.

Add your people, run a period, and compare it against what you pay today. If the numbers do not match, we want to know why as much as you do.

Or write to sales@nextcoretechnology.com — read by the people who built it.