Module ‘Personnel’ consists of 3 closely related parts – Empolyees, personnel costs and time sheets – that are based on information exchange. Please note that only all 3 parts populated with information will allow the correct operation of the system. Read more…
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Module Employee personnel costs allows you to quickly enter the cost of staff employed in the project through the monthly data input – employee salary together with the costs of all derivatives, and the date of payment. When the beneficiary Read more…
Time sheets module allows to enter working time of employees pledged to work within the framework of the project broken down into actions. The module also lets each employee provision working time to more than one project, or to any Read more…
Procurements module allows you to archive information about all procurements conducted in the framework of the project regardless of the procedure type and the entity providing it (the Beneficiary or Partner). The list of procurements can be sorted by granting Read more…
The contract module enables archiving and tracking data of contracts signed within the framework of the project. The contract is entered into the system after termination of the procurement. The module allows inter alia to bind the contract with the Read more…
Expenses module lets you carry separate accounting evidence records assigned to the project. The module allows you to filter, sort and export data to MS Excel file. Filtering is done by using the “filter” visible in the upper left corner. After Read more…
At the request of the client, eLMA support team may perform initial configuration of the system through the introduction of the basic data from the Grant Application form. When you point a list of email addresses of the future users, it Read more…
The Funding tab allows you to enter input of entities involved in the implementation of the project and its financing sources. There are TWO types of Funding forms: 1. For Beneficiary The forms for entering Beneficiaries are divided into 5 Read more…