LoginHR / Enterprise integrations
Your systems. Finally connected.
Bring HR, payroll, finance, attendance devices and enterprise applications into a structured integration experience — designed around your actual business requirements.
LoginHR sits in the middle of your existing systems.
Explanatory map of integration domains around LoginHR. It is not a live connection status.
01SAP
SAP GL posting
Payroll journals posted into SAP Financials with cost-center allocation — structured entries rather than a spreadsheet handoff. This describes the integration approach. It is not an SAP certification or a named connector version.
LoginHR payroll journalsSAP Financials
Connections
What each connection actually does.
The map above names the systems. Each one here shows the exchange it is built to carry. Nothing on this page is a live connection status.
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FromLoginHR payroll journals
TowardSAP Financials
SAP GL posting
Payroll journals posted into SAP Financials with cost-center allocation — structured entries rather than a spreadsheet handoff. This describes the integration approach. It is not an SAP certification or a named connector version.
FromLoginHR payroll journals
TowardOracle Financials
Oracle GL posting
The same discipline into Oracle Financials. Multi-entity groups post per-entity journals each cycle. Oracle Cloud-only support and an Oracle partnership are not included.
FromApproved payroll
TowardETA payroll form
Egyptian Tax Authority
A submission module mapped to the ETA official private-sector payroll form, built for direct electronic submission. Whether a given environment has a production government connection is a deployment fact, not something this page certifies.
FromApproved payroll
TowardBank transfer file
Banks
Salary transfer files generated in the bank's required format, from the approved payroll. LoginHR prepares the file. It does not execute the payment. Partner banks are confirmed for the engagement.
FromBranch terminals
TowardAttendance engine
Biometric devices
Attendance devices across branches, including sites without a static IP, feed the attendance engine in real time. Device compatibility and the communication method are confirmed for each deployment.
FromCustomer systems
TowardScoped LoginHR endpoints
Open integration
Structured import, export and integration endpoints for the systems specific to a business, scoped and delivered by the LoginHR team. This is not a public connector marketplace, and it is not an unlimited API.
Three data domains. Two directions.
Employee master data and GL journals leave LoginHR. Cost centers return from the ERP.
ERP
Employee master information moves from LoginHR toward the ERP.
Payroll general-ledger journals move from LoginHR toward ERP financials.
Cost-center master data is synchronized from the ERP back into LoginHR. The ERP remains the reference for those values.
The exchange is structured. It is not a spreadsheet-led transfer. A wider project may still use files outside this pipeline.
ERP integration architecture
SAP and Oracle. One integration discipline.
Same preparation, two financial interfaces. The method is chosen in the customer's configuration.
Select a system to explore
An FI/CO-oriented approach. Payroll journals enter SAP FI. Cost centers originate in SAP CO and sync back, so later journal lines can carry their cost assignment.
LoginHR
Journal posting
SAP FI
Cost-center sync
SAP CO
LoginHR
Payroll journals post into SAP FI through structured interface tables or a BAPI-based import. Document types and posting keys follow the customer's FI configuration. Multi-entity groups post per entity.
Cost-center master data, the KOSTL master, is synchronized from SAP CO into LoginHR.
FI document behavior
Document types and posting keys follow the customer's own FI configuration.
KOSTL
KOSTL is the cost-center master that returns from SAP CO.
Per entity
Journals are posted per entity. Company-code mapping beyond that is confirmed in the customer's FI configuration.
LoginHR is not SAP-certified and is not an SAP partner. Interface tables or a BAPI-based import are the available options, chosen in the customer's configuration.
Journal rows are prepared for GL_INTERFACE. Accounting flexfield segments, including the cost-center segment, come from the ERP chart of accounts. The ERP stays the master for those reference values.
LoginHR
GL_INTERFACE
Journal import
Cost-center reference
ERP chart of accounts
LoginHR
Rows move toward GL_INTERFACE, then Journal Import runs per ledger. Import errors come back. The standard workflow resolves them in LoginHR and posts again.
Cost-center segments used on the journals are taken from the ERP chart of accounts and kept as ERP-owned master data.
GL_INTERFACE
The interface rows carry the accounting flexfield segments the ledger expects.
Per ledger
Journal Import runs per ledger, not as a single undifferentiated post.
Errors return
Failed lines come back with the interface response so they can be corrected and reposted.
No Oracle edition, cloud-only path, or Oracle certification is stated here. Journal Import runs per ledger.
Built to connect beyond the big ERPs.
The same preparation can serve other accounting platforms. Two methods are available. Both are scoped and delivered by the LoginHR team.
Choose an integration method
These are approaches, not a catalogue of certified connectors, a no-code builder, or proof that every ERP already has an adapter.
Every exchange needs a clear outcome.
The destination answers. Accepted lines and lines that need review are both part of the loop: acknowledgment, rejected lines with reasons, correction, and reposting.
Payroll total = posted total
That equality is the reconciliation condition the architecture is built to check. It is not a guarantee that every post matches automatically.
Choose an outcome
- 01
Submission
The adapter sends the prepared exchange to the destination.
- 02
Response
An acknowledgment, or rejected lines with reasons, comes back.
- 03
Reconciliation
Payroll totals are compared with what the destination accepted.
- 04
Resolution
Lines that need review are corrected in LoginHR and can be posted again.