Managing Employee loans

How to view and manage employee loan requests

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Written by Manisha Chincholia
Updated over a week ago

This section allows to view and manage all the loan requests raised by employees.

Access loan management

As an HR and Super Admin, you will see a section under the Payroll tab i.e. Employee loans. When clicked on it takes you to the pending loans requests screen by default. The other columns are,

  • Pending requests

    • Displays all pending loan requests

  • Approved

    • Displays all approved loan requests

  • Rejected

    • Displays all rejected loan requests

  • Added to payroll table

    • Displays all loan requests that have been added to the payroll table

  • Paid

    • Displays all loan requests that have been disbursed

  • Users will see the latest loans at the top of the table.

Approve loan requests

  • When you are on the “Pending requests” table view there will be a button to accept. This will approve a loan and move the loan to the approved column.

Create automated loan disbursement - Addition and Deduction

  • Once a loan is approved and added to payroll an automated approved addition should be made for the loan amount as “Loan disbursement”

  • “Loan disbursement” will be the default addition type that will be associated with the additions

  • It will be made available if the employee loans feature is enabled

  • Once a loan is approved and added to payroll an automated approved recurring deduction will also be created as “Loan repayment”

  • This deduction will be applied to the open payroll cycle

  • “Loan repayment” will be the default deduction type that will be associated with the deductions.

  • This addition and recurring deduction cannot be deleted or changed.

Reject loan requests

  • While a loan is in the pending requests column you can reject the loan by clicking on the Reject button.

    • This will reject a loan request and move the record to the rejected column.

    • Rejected loans can be deleted.

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