The employee app — pay, leave and requests on a phone
Every scene in this chapter of the demo film, in order. From chapter 6: The employee app
Employees see their payslip on their own phone 52s
Watch on YouTubeYes — a real PDF on the phone in about two seconds, or sent straight to the bank. Twelve months back are each one tap away, so nobody emails HR for a paysl…
What an employee's gratuity is worth today 45s
Watch on YouTubeBecause Emirati nationals are covered by the federal pension scheme instead — which is what the eleven per cent on their payslip funds. A correct zero look…
Get a salary certificate for the bank in ten seconds 2:12 min
Watch on YouTubeAbout ten seconds — issued, downloaded and filed, formatted for the UAE in both languages, with a copy already in the employee's own document locker.
Which leave types UAE labour law actually gives an employee 50s
Watch on YouTubeEvery type UAE law actually grants — including the widow's iddah leave that global software forgets. Hajj leave is statutory in Oman and not in the UAE, so…
Submit a doctor's note by photo, and request an advance 2:15 min
Integration note: Advances are interest-free. The affordability check uses gross salary, not net.
No — they photograph the doctor's note and the dates and reason are read from it. The whole request can be submitted in under a minute, from bed.
The locker — employee documents on the phone 37s
Yes — it warns the employee before their Emirates ID expires, and it names the document their own country actually issues.
Clocking in from the phone, wherever the work is 45s
No machine on the wall — the clock is live on the phone, one tap in and one tap out, and the punch buzzes in their hand to confirm.
Your week, your tasks and your last review 1:21 min
Today highlighted and the rest planned, with the start, finish and break for each day — and a day off says day off, which in the UAE is the weekend.
Ask Hamad — HR answers grounded in the employee's own country law 1:01 min
The small ones people would not email HR about and would find awkward to ask a colleague. Six common questions are offered as prompts, the last of which is…
It's their phone — language, dark mode and the app lock 1:33 min
Integration note: The biometric lock secures an already signed-in session — it isn't passwordless sign-in. Offline access is read-only cached viewing.
Yes — one tap and the whole app becomes Arabic, properly mirrored right-to-left rather than translated in place. Dark mode is there for the night shift.