LINE ESS

Your employees already use LINE. Let HR start there.

Employees can request leave, clock in, view payslips and receive updates in LINE, while policy, approvals, permissions and history stay controlled in BaanHR.

BaanHR on LINE

Employee self-service

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Employee using LINE ESS with BaanHR leave, attendance and payslip panels

LINE ESS

Request ready for the next step

Policy and balance are checked.

LINE-first, mobile-first

Employees handle HR from mobile while HR keeps control of the core system

The experience can feel as easy as chat, while every request returns to the system with status, permissions and a history the team can review.

What employees can do in LINE

Start with the tasks employees use most

LINE ESS helps employees adopt HR self-service quickly without learning a new system on day one.

Request leave

Submit a request and check the remaining leave balance in LINE.

Clock in

Record attendance and receive an immediate status update.

View payslips

Open a personal payslip according to the employee's access.

Receive updates

See approval results and important tasks without asking HR.

HR stays in control

LINE is the front door. BaanHR remains the system of record.

Requests started in LINE return to the same system that holds policy, permissions, approvals and activity history.

Policies stay in the system

Leave, attendance and access use BaanHR data—not an unstructured chat message.

Managers still approve

Requests started in LINE continue through the company's approval process.

Data follows permissions

Employees see only their own information, while payroll data stays protected.

Activity stays reviewable

HR can see when a request was submitted, approved or changed.

How work moves

From a LINE message to a request the team can review

Every request keeps a status, an approver and a history instead of disappearing across chat rooms.

01

The employee starts in LINE

Choose leave, attendance, payslip or profile.

02

BaanHR checks the policy

Use the employee's balance, access and company conditions.

03

The manager approves

Decide with the right context and fewer follow-up questions.

04

HR sees the status

Every request returns to the system with a clear history.

Security reassurance

LINE ESS does not turn HR data into uncontrolled chat messages

Employees use a familiar channel, while BaanHR continues to control sensitive information by permission and keeps important actions reviewable.

Link accounts

Know which employee is using each LINE account

Separate access

Personal and payroll information stays visible only to the right people

Keep history

Requests and approvals do not disappear in chat

Proof you can inspect

Check the real steps in a demo before deciding

BaanHR does not rely on invented outcome numbers. Verify account linking, permissions and request history in the working product.

Link LINE to an employee

Verify in the demo which employee account is linked before personal information is shown.

Requests return to the system

Review leave, time and approval status in BaanHR together with the responsible people and history.

Payslips follow access

Test the employee view to confirm each person can open only their own payslips and information.

FAQ

Questions about LINE ESS and HR through LINE

Does LINE ESS replace the HR system?

LINE ESS is a familiar channel for employees. Core data, policy, permissions and history remain in BaanHR.

What can employees do in LINE?

Employees can request leave, clock in, view payslips, receive notifications and check their own request status.

Is payroll data protected?

Payroll data stays behind separate permissions. Employees see only their own information instead of receiving it as a general chat message.

Want employees to start HR self-service in LINE?

Talk with BaanHR about which LINE ESS actions your company should launch first.