A property consultant, an insurance agency or a distributor pays a small fixed salary and a commission on what was sold. Payroll Bundals works the commission out by your slabs, shows the working, and pays it with the month's salary.
The fixed part is a monthly salary. The commission is a scheme you set up once, with the slabs you already use.
The sample is Umiya Engineering Works, the one demo company on this site. It is a factory in Ahmedabad with one salesman. The slabs and the 1% and 1.5% are its own scheme, not a suggestion.
A salesman does not doubt the total; he doubts how you reached it. So each commission is shown slab by slab, and the same lines are kept with the locked month.
The month end is the Pay app. The only thing a sales office does differently is type the month's sales before starting.
Sales people are out all day. Each has their own link, and for people marked as field staff it also carries the visit check-in.
The sample is the link of a daily wage worker at Umiya Engineering Works. A field salesman's link also has the check-in and distance blocks.
It pays the sales team. It is not a CRM: there are no leads, follow-ups or deals in it.
You start with Today, People, Pay, and Advances and Loans. A sales team usually adds these.
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