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Payroll & WPS

WPS payroll software for UAE manpower suppliers

From approved hours to a bank-ready WPS file, with overtime, loans and gratuity worked out the same way every month.

  • Itemised, flat or hourly pay
  • Four-eyes approval above your limit
  • A SIF file built from stored bank details
An approved September payroll run in ManpowerSync: AED 64,752.97 net for 34 employees, the four steps from review to pay, and the Bank file (WPS) button.
Approved by a second personFour-eyes check passed
Payroll · September 2026AED 64,752.9734 employees · WPS file ready
  1. Review
  2. Submit
  3. Approve
  4. Pay
Bank file (WPS)
3pay structures: itemised, flat or hourly
4steps from hours to bank: review, submit, approve, pay
1file for your bank, built from the approved run
100%of figures and changes recorded in the audit log
How a payroll month runs

Four steps from approved hours to paid.

Payroll for a workforce paid monthly, through WPS: every figure is calculated the same way, checked before money moves, and exported for the bank.

1

Hours come in

Payroll runs from approved hours, with each employee's pay structure applied. Overtime, rest-day premiums and absences are worked out from the record, day by day.

Day-by-day pay for one worker: salary for the days, overtime hours and absence, with each day's total and the net pay for the month.
2

Review the run

See the total, the headcount and anyone left out before anything moves. A missing bank detail is flagged so you can fix it and rebuild the run.

The payroll run page showing total net pay, employee count and the review, submit, approve and pay steps.
3

A second person approves

Above your approval limit the person who created the run can't approve it. The decision, and every change behind it, is written to the audit log.

The approvals inbox showing a payroll run of AED 64,752.97 waiting for a decision, with Send back and Approve buttons.
4

Export the bank file

Download the WPS salary file built from each employee's stored bank and routing details, upload it to your bank or exchange house, then mark the run paid.

Built for monthly WPS runs

Everything payroll needs, in one place.

A SIF file your bank actually accepts, pay rules applied consistently, and a paper trail for every change.

A SIF file your bank actually accepts

Bank and routing details, labour card numbers and salary figures come straight from the employee record used every month, not re-typed into a fresh spreadsheet each time. That's the single biggest cause of a rejected file.

  • One line per employee, plus one control record
  • The control total ties to the lines, to the fils
  • Re-exportable for the run whenever you need it
Checked: no errors found34 employee records, and the AED 64,752.97 control total ties to the lines. Try it on your own file with the free SIF checker.

Pay structures that fit the roster

Itemised (basic plus allowances), flat monthly or hourly, with overtime and rest-day premiums applied on top automatically.

ItemisedFlat monthlyHourlyOvertime multipliers

Overtime, loans and gratuity

Calculated the same way every time.

  • Overtime multipliers
  • Recurring loan deductions
  • End-of-service gratuity

Payslips on any phone

Workers open their own payslip in a browser.

A monthly payslip showing basic salary, allowances, overtime, total earnings and net pay.

Approval limits and a four-eyes check before money moves

A payroll run above a set threshold can't be approved by the same person who created it, so a payroll error is caught before the transfer, not after.

The approvals inbox with a payroll run waiting for a second person's decision.

A complete audit trail

Approval thresholds, a four-eyes rule above them, and a record of who changed what and when.

  • Payroll run created for SeptemberPrepared from attendance
  • Submitted for approvalSent to the approvals inbox
  • Approved by a second personReleases the run for payment
  • WPS file exportedRe-exportable for this run
See it

One screen to check and release the month.

Everything you need to approve and pay is on the run page: the total, who's in it, where you are in the process, and the bank file.

  1. 1

    The total and who's in it

    Net pay, headcount and anyone left out, before you submit.

  2. 2

    Where the run stands

    Review, submit, approve, pay: the next step is always clear.

  3. 3

    The bank file and payslips

    Download the WPS file for your bank, then mark the run as paid.

The approved payroll run page, with the total net pay, the four process steps and the Bank file (WPS) button marked.
Before and after

Payroll without the monthly scramble.

Payroll in a spreadsheet

Rebuilt and rechecked every month

  • Bank details retyped into a fresh file each month
  • Overtime formulas that break when a sheet is copied
  • A control total that's out by a fils, so the file is rejected
  • One person who understands the workbook
  • No record of who changed a figure
With ManpowerSync

Calculated once, from the record

  • Bank details come from the employee record
  • Pay rules applied the same way for every worker
  • The file's total ties to the approved run
  • Anyone with access can review the run
  • Every figure and change in the audit log

Already have a file? Check it with the free WPS SIF file checker, or see ManpowerSync vs Excel.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Where does the WPS file get its bank details?

The salary file is built from each employee's stored bank and routing details and the approved payroll run, so nothing is retyped each month. It can be exported again for a run if you need it.

Which pay structures does payroll support?

Itemised (basic plus allowances), flat monthly and hourly, with overtime and rest-day premiums applied automatically, plus recurring loan deductions and end-of-service gratuity.

Can the person who creates a payroll run also approve it?

Above a set approval threshold, no. A four-eyes rule stops a run being approved by the person who created it, and every figure and change is written to the audit log.

Run this month's payroll on ManpowerSync.

Bring your employees' bank details as they stand today. Nothing to re-key before your first run.