F&B + BPO HR · PHILIPPINES
Custom HRIS and payroll for Philippine F&B and BPO operations.
Multi-entity, contractor-heavy, branch payroll on different cycles — built around how restaurants and BPOs actually pay people, not licensed per employee.
Sprout HR and PayrollHero price per employee and assume one standard payroll cycle — exactly the assumption that breaks when you run daily-wage kitchen staff in one entity and shifting BPO cost centres in another.
What this costs you today
Multi-entity payroll the standard HRIS cannot see
A restaurant group and a BPO arm are separate entities with separate books — but one HR team. Off-the-shelf HRIS assumes one entity, so consolidation is manual every cycle.
Contractor and daily-wage staff priced as an afterthought
Kitchen crews on daily wage and project-based BPO seats do not fit the salaried per-employee model the subscription was built around — so they end up tracked off-system.
Branch payroll running on different cycles
Stores and BPO accounts close payroll on different dates and rules. A single fixed cycle forces a workaround, and reconciliation is someone's whole week.
BY THE NUMBERS
Sources: Orkids internal pricing data, public vendor PH licensing benchmarks. Figures reflect one-time build cost ranges; ongoing support is optional and separately priced.
One build that fits both halves of the operation.
We build the HRIS and payroll once — multi-entity from the start, daily-wage and contractor payroll modelled first-class, branch cycles configured rather than worked around — and hand you the source code at cutover. BIR, SSS, PhilHealth, and Pag-IBIG remittances are built in, the same posture an Enterprise B2B Provider and a top-ranked Philippine private hospital run in production today.
Run the numbers before you talk to anyone: the calculator below compares what a per-employee subscription costs you over three years against a one-time Orkids build.
Before you sign that quote, talk to a founder.
30-minute fit call. Free prototype if we agree on scope. No procurement loop.