Built in Manila for Manila payroll
Payroll day
shouldn’t feel
like deadline day.
Siklo computes every payslip — OT, night diff, 13th-month, SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG, withholding — then sends the bank file. Your HR team spends payroll week on people, not spreadsheets.
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Payslip · Cycle 17
Sept 1 – 15, 2026
- Basic pay (11 days)
- ₱ 18,333.00
- OT · 6.5 h @ ₱ 210
- ₱ 1,365.00
- Night diff · 9 h
- ₱ 567.00
- SSS / PhilHealth / Pag-IBIG
- − ₱ 1,442.00
- Withholding tax (1601-C)
- − ₱ 622.00
Net pay
₱ 18,201.00
13th-month accrual this cycle: ₱ 1,527.00
Sent to BDO ✓
1,240+
Philippine companies run on Siklo
38,000
employees paid every cycle
₱ 4.2 B
in payroll processed last year
0
missed statutory deadlines, ever
One cycle,
five jobs done
Explore features →Feature 01
01Payroll that runs itself
Set the cycle once — semi-monthly, weekly, or per project — and Siklo computes every payslip including overtime, night differential, and 13th-month accrual. One click sends bank files and payslips; the audit trail writes itself.
Feature 02
02A DTR that knows your shop
Employees punch in from the mobile app with geofencing and a selfie check; managers see late minutes, overtime, and undertime per day. Perfect attendance and tardiness flow straight into the payroll run — no spreadsheet reconciliation, no Friday arguments.
Feature 03
03Every 201 file, one drawer
Contracts, IDs, SSS numbers, BIR forms, performance notes, and resignation letters live in one secure file per person. When someone leaves, offboarding checklist and final pay computation run from the same record that started on day one.
Feature 04
04Philippine statutory, handled
SSS, PhilHealth, and Pag-IBIG contribution tables ship updated the week the government publishes them. Siklo files the numbers your accountant needs and keeps the history for seven years — because the BIR’s memory is longer than yours.
Feature 05
05Headcount you can afford
See labour cost per department, per project, per store — live. Overtime hotspots, attrition by manager, and headcount trend arrive as plain charts your board can read without a translator.
The payroll officer
is the real user
Every screen in Siklo was drawn after watching someone actually run a Philippine payroll — the 11 p.m. masterlist checks, the “where is my payslip” group chat, the bank-file panic. We designed for the quiet Friday, not the demo.
- Rehearsal mode: run a cycle without paying anyone
- Every number on a payslip traces to a rule you can read
- Chat support answered by staff who have run payroll
Payroll people
on Siklo
“We used to burn two days every payroll week in spreadsheets. Siklo cut that to one afternoon — and the BIR never questioned a single 1601-C since.”
Marisol de Guzman
HR Head, Kape Barangay Group (74 employees)
“The geofenced punch ended the “I was there at 8” conversations with our site crew. Late minutes just… appear. Payroll just works.”
Joy Villanueva
Operations Director, Tumba Construction (312 employees)
“Migrated 1,100 employees from an Excel graveyard in nine days with their team. My accountant asked which consultant we hired. It was a form.”
Daniel Okonkwo
CFO, Nexo BPO (1,100 employees)
“Statutory tables update before I even read the announcement. Siklo is the only payroll I have not had to babysit in eighteen years.”
Farid Ansari
Founder, Halal Fresh Markets (156 employees)