What you can manage here
- Departments — your organisational units (Engineering, Finance, Sales, etc.).
- Branches — physical locations or sites.
- Work Types — Full-time, Part-time, Contractor.
- Positions — approved job titles.
- Nationalities — for visas, work permits, and air-ticket entitlement.
- Religions and Genders — required for HR letters and reporting.
- Document Types — the categories that show up when uploading a file to an employee record (Passport, ID, etc.).
- HR Letter Types — the letters employees can request (employment letter, salary certificate, NOC).
When you’ll touch this
Most of these lists are set up once and rarely changed. Open the relevant list when a new department is created, a new job title is approved by management, you need to track a new kind of document or letter, or you’re hiring an employee from a country you haven’t covered before.Walkthroughs
Every master list follows the same pattern: open the list, click New, fill in the fields, go back. Your changes save automatically when you leave the card.Walkthrough 1 — Add a department
Set up a new organisational unit so employees can be assigned to it and so you can send announcements scoped to that team.- Search for Departments. The list opens.
- Click New on the toolbar. A blank department card opens.
- Fill in:
- Department Code — a short identifier (e.g.
MKT). - Department Name — the full name (e.g.
Marketing). - Parent Department — leave blank, or pick another department if this is a sub-unit.
- Department Code — a short identifier (e.g.
- Click Back in the top-left, or press Esc. The system saves automatically.
Walkthrough 2 — Add a job position
Approve a new job title so it can be selected on employee cards.- Search for Employee Position List.
- Click New. A blank row is added at the bottom of the grid.
- In the Name column, type the position (e.g.
DevOps Engineer). - Press Esc or click outside the row to save.
Walkthrough 3 — Add a nationality
Onboarding an employee from a country that isn’t in the list yet.- Search for Employee Nationality List.
- Click New. A blank row appears.
- Fill in:
- Code — short identifier (e.g.
JO). - Country — full country name (e.g.
Jordan). - Name — the nationality (e.g.
Jordanian). This is what employees see on their card.
- Code — short identifier (e.g.
- Press Esc to save.
Walkthrough 4 — Add a document type
A document type tells the system what kind of file an employee is uploading (Passport, ID, etc.).- Search for Employee Doc Type List.
- Click New.
- Type the label in the Type column (e.g.
Vehicle Registration). - Press Esc to save.
Walkthrough 5 — Add a letter type employees can request
Define a new type of HR letter (employment letter, salary certificate, etc.) that employees can request from their portal or that you can issue for them.- Search for HR Document Type List.
- Click New.
- Fill in:
- Code — short identifier (e.g.
LOAN-LET). - Name — what the employee sees in the request screen (e.g.
Bank Loan Support Letter). - Requires Approval — tick if HR needs to approve before issuing. Leave unticked for letters HR generates on demand.
- Is Active — leave ticked. Untick to retire a letter type without deleting it.
- Code — short identifier (e.g.
- Press Esc to save.
Walkthrough 6 — Add a branch
Branches are managed from the employee card rather than a dedicated list (this is intentional in the current version).- Open any employee.
- On the Branch field, click the small dropdown arrow.
- In the lookup that appears, click + New.
- Fill the branch code and name.
- Save and pick the branch.
For bulk imports, ask your partner or BC administrator — they can load a list of branches via BC’s configuration package import.
Walkthrough 7 — Populate everything at once (evaluation tenants only)
If you’re setting up a training or demo company from scratch, you can populate every master list in a single click.- Search for HR Demo Data Generator.
- Click Run Demo Seed. A confirmation lists what was created.

