Mayhill
Front desk, housekeeping, and kitchen on one payroll as the hotel scaled across locations. Leave follows the floor, not a WhatsApp thread.
Payroll · HR · Nigeria
Where payroll, HR, and operations finally work together. One employee record. One monthly close. No spreadsheet archaeology.
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Recurr is not a pile of features. It is a single operating layer for people and pay, so HR and finance stop maintaining different versions of the truth.
Salary runs, PAYE, pension, and disbursements from the same records HR already maintains. Month-end stops being a monthly problem.
PayrollProfiles, roles, documents, and history in one directory. A single source of truth the rest of the platform can trust.
Employee managementLeave and attendance without the back-and-forth. Policies, balances, and presence in one place.
Leave & attendanceRoles, pipelines, and interviews the hiring team can actually follow, not a trail of inboxes.
RecruitmentGoals and reviews on the employee record. Appraisals that are documented when pay decisions arrive.
PerformanceWhy Recurr
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Nigeria-ready
Generic HR tools treat statutory deductions as an afterthought. Recurr calculates PAYE, pension, and benefits for Nigerian payroll rules, generates payslips staff can read, and leaves finance with remittance-ready reports.
Companies
Front desk, housekeeping, and kitchen on one payroll as the hotel scaled across locations. Leave follows the floor, not a WhatsApp thread.
Clinicians, optometrists, and front-of-house on one employee record. HR and finance stop reconciling two lists between the clinic floor and the till.
Rooms and events staff on the same roster as payroll. Leave, attendance, and the monthly close share one record, not a reconstruction of who worked.
Kitchen, packing, and delivery crews hired and paid from the same file. Payroll keeps pace with the meal operation, without a new spreadsheet each quarter.
In practice
Salaries, allowances, PAYE, and pension calculated from the employee record. Scheduled or instant disbursement. Payslips and registers ready when finance needs them.

Recurr is the HRIS for your people file. Profiles, roles, documents, and org structure live on one record. Payroll, leave, and reviews read from it. Nobody keeps a private copy.

Policies and balances set once. Requests route to the right approver. The calendar shows who is away before the week is planned.

AI-powered time and attendance, so clock-ins are captured, exceptions are flagged, and payroll is not reconstructing the week. Manual, biometric kiosk, or remote: one employee record either way.

Post the role, move candidates, keep notes where hiring managers can see them. Offers become employees without a second data entry.

Goals, feedback, and history on the employee record, available when you decide on pay or promotion, not lost in a slide deck.

Pricing
Core HR and payroll included. Premium modules on request. Full pricing
Who it’s for
Recurr PaySalary is Recurr’s payroll module for Nigerian businesses. It automates salary runs, PAYE calculations, pension deductions, and disbursements so finance and HR work from the same employee data.
Yes. Recurr calculates PAYE, pension, and other statutory deductions based on Nigerian payroll rules, generates compliant payslips, and helps you prepare remittance-ready reports.
Yes. Most teams switch from Excel or disconnected tools. Recurr keeps employee records, leave, attendance, performance, and payroll in one system so you are not re-keying salaries each month.
Sign up, add company details, and complete verification. Then import or add employees, configure pay schedules, and run your first payroll, with support if you need it.
Growing Nigerian teams, from startups and SMEs to larger organisations. Over 100 businesses already run payroll and HR on the platform.
Talk to us. We’ll show how Recurr fits your team.
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Walk through your payroll and HR setup. We’ll show how Recurr fits, answer PAYE and pension questions, and leave you with a clear next step.
Adebunmi Adekeye, Managing Partner at E and C Legal, on Recurr