NPC Office Runs Hiring, Payroll, Clients and Invoices on One System Built by fiveagents.io
NPC Office, which sets up companies and runs virtual offices for businesses in Indonesia, now runs its own business on a single system built by fiveagents.io. It is the kind of system a large company buys, built for a small to medium enterprise: hiring, staff, attendance, leave, payroll, clients, offer letters, invoices, bank matching, costs and reports behind one login.
NPC Office files other people’s paperwork for a living and ran its own in pieces. Job applications were read by hand, a signed contract was retyped into a staff list and a payroll sheet, and offer letters, invoices and bank statements were three records that nothing joined. NPC is also two companies, one selling virtual offices and one selling legal services, and their books cannot be mixed.
The system fiveagents.io built has five modules and five roles. Every job application is read against keywords the hiring manager approved, and a person confirms each cut. A signed employment contract opens the staff record and the payroll line. An offer letter is built from a catalogue, approved by the owner, and signed by the client in the browser. The invoice is raised from that letter, and the payment is matched from the bank statement. The first payment opens the job.
Every step that matters waits for a person. Nobody is rejected, billed or paid by a machine: only an exact payment match applies itself, a month closes on two signatures, and the system reads the bank without any way to move money. A clickable demo of the build, on invented data, is on the case study page.
“We set up companies for other people, so we know what a properly run one looks like. Ours was run on templates, spreadsheets and whoever remembered. Now hiring, payroll, our clients and our invoices are in one place. A contract gets signed and the person is on payroll. A client pays and the job opens. I still approve everything that matters, and I can see all of it from one screen.”
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