For F&B, retail and multi-outlet chains

A dozen outlets. One payroll batch.

Staff move between branches mid-month, each outlet needs its own labour cost, and head office still wants one consolidated statutory submission. Pandahrms does all three in a single run.

The problem

Most systems make you run payroll outlet by outlet, then bolt the results together in a spreadsheet. That is slow, and it breaks the moment someone covers a shift at another branch. Meanwhile the finance team needs labour cost landing in the right outlet, not spread evenly across the group.

Payroll is run branch by branch, then merged by hand
Staff who cover at another outlet get costed to the wrong place
Each outlet keeps its own roster, disconnected from payroll
Statutory forms are assembled from several separate runs

What it looks like in the run

Payroll batch · January 2026● One run
14 outlets212 staff
Labour cost by outlet
Bukit Bintang Outlet
RM 84,120.00
Mid Valley Outlet
RM 71,450.00
Penang — Gurney Outlet
RM 63,980.00
Johor — City Square Outlet
RM 58,300.00
Cross-outlet cover shifts Split
RM 6,740.00
+ 10 further outlets
RM 411,650.00
Group payroll
RM 696,240.00
One batch, one statutory submission — cost still split to the outlet that used the hours.

Illustrative figures. The split follows the roster, including shifts covered at another branch.

Head office view, outlet-level truth

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One consolidated batch

Every outlet runs together. No per-branch runs to merge afterwards, and one statutory submission at the end.

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Outlet-level cost centres

Labour cost lands on the outlet that used the hours, so each branch P&L is real rather than apportioned.

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Roster by outlet

Each branch keeps its own roster and shift patterns, and those rosters feed the same payroll engine.

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Staff who cover other branches

A shift covered at another outlet is costed where it was worked, without a manual adjustment at month-end.

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Clock-in that suits a shop floor

GPS mobile with geofencing so a clock-in only registers inside the branch, plus kiosk, biometric and RFID.

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Consolidated statutory

EPF, SOCSO, EIS and PCB/MTD produced for the whole group in one submission, not stitched together.

Chains running payroll on Pandahrms

Oriental Kopi
Mohd Chan
Heytea
Mixue
Beutea
Multibake

Malaysian-built since 2012 · 170+ companies across F&B, retail, hospitality and cinema.

Questions buyers ask before signing

Can one employee work at more than one outlet in the same month?

Yes. The hours are costed to the outlet where they were worked, and the employee still receives a single payslip. You do not adjust anything by hand at month-end.

Do we get a labour cost figure per outlet?

Yes. Every outlet is a cost centre, so labour cost lands on the branch that used the hours instead of being spread across the group.

Do we still file statutory once, or once per outlet?

Once, for the whole company. Outlets are cost centres inside one payroll, not separate payrolls.

How do part-timers and casual shifts work?

They sit on the same roster and the same payroll run. Hours come from the clock-in, and the rate rules you set for casual shifts are applied in the same batch.

Can staff clock in from their own phone at the branch?

Yes, with GPS geofencing so a clock-in only registers inside that outlet. Spoofing detection catches fake-GPS apps, and you can still use kiosk, biometric or RFID at the counter.

100% Compliance

EPF (KWSP), SOCSO (PERKESO), EIS, PCB/MTD, EA & CP forms, HRDF and MyInvois — calculated and submitted to current Malaysian rules, updated the moment the rules change.

LHDN
KWSP / EPF
PERKESO / SOCSO
HRD Corp

Bring us your busiest outlet month.

Free 35-minute demo. We run a sample batch across your outlets and show the cost split.