Compensation management software
Know what every employee really costs
Record each person's pay as a package of components and see gross, net, and total cost of employment in every currency you pay in.

Total cost per head lives in a spreadsheet
Finance asks for cost per department. Allowances sit in one sheet, employer contributions in a payroll export, and each entity pays in its own currency.
Build each package from components so every allowance fits
Define components once, from base salary to employer pension contribution. Each has a kind and settings that decide which totals it counts toward. Every record starts on a date you choose and keeps a change reason.
See gross, net, and total cost for every person
Gross counts the lines that belong in gross pay, net is what the employee receives, and total cost adds employer contributions. Lines in other currencies and periods are converted, and incomplete totals are flagged.
Keep salary ranges on the job profile, set once
A job profile ties a role to a track and a grade and carries a salary range: currency, min gross, and max gross. Positions read the range from the profile, so it's set once and shown wherever the position appears.

Show each role only the pay figures it needs
Compensation lines and total cost of employment are separate permissions. With a role's scope, country HR sees its own entity and a manager sees team totals without the breakdown. Pay changes can go through approval.
Compare pay across teams and currencies
The Salary report adds up packages across the company. Switch between gross, net, and total cost, pick the reporting currency, and compare pay by department, location, or job profile with the previous period.

Pay data on the same record as everything else
Compensation sits on the employee record next to the position. Skailer records what each person is paid and what they cost; your payroll provider calculates and pays it.
How does compensation management work in Skailer?
Compensation in Skailer is compensation management software inside Core HR. HR records each employee's pay as a package of components, such as base salary, allowances, and employer contributions, each with its own amount, period, and currency. Skailer calculates gross, net, and total cost of employment and converts currencies for the totals. Skailer records what each person is paid and what they cost; your payroll provider calculates and pays it.
What the model shows for pay data work
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Pay records and total cost without a separate suite
Teams usually keep pay in spreadsheets next to payroll exports, or in a compensation module built around review cycles. Skailer keeps what each person is paid and costs.
| Capability | Spreadsheets & exports | Compensation modules | Skailer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Package structure | A column per allowance | Salary, bonus, and equity fields | Lines from company-wide components |
| Total cost of employment | Manual formulas | Varies by vendor | Per person, official and actual |
| Several currencies | Manual conversion | Usually inside cycles | Per line, converted for totals |
| Salary ranges | A separate sheet | Bands per role and level | Min and max gross on the job profile |
| Access to pay data | File sharing | Role-based | Separate rights for lines and total cost |
| Change approval | Inside the review cycle | Requests with approval in Flows |
How compensation works in Skailer
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Compensation in Skailer: common questions
What is compensation management software in Skailer?
It's the part of Skailer Core HR that keeps each employee's pay as a package of components with effective dates. Skailer calculates gross pay, net pay, and total cost of employment and shows them on the profile and in the Salary report.
Does Skailer run payroll?
Can Skailer track pay in several currencies?
Does Skailer support salary ranges?
Who can see salary data in Skailer?
Is Skailer HR benefits software?
See your total cost of employment in one place
Book a demo, and we'll model your components, entities, and currencies in Skailer.


