With an offer this good, you probably can’t help but ask yourself, “What’s the catch?” or think that there is some hidden small print somewhere.  Well, let us assure you that this is a genuine offer, with absolutely no strings attached!  Many of the current payroll systems available, do not easily allow you to cater for the complex payroll requirements for today’s businesses.  Add the recently introduced GST legislation, and most organisations are finding that a comprehensive, computerised payroll system is not a luxury, but a necessity! 

CHANGES THAT!

Ideal for any size organisation, e-PayDay keeps COMPLETE employee records, has comprehensive reporting, handles all ATO, PAYG, GST, SGL and FBT requirements, prints cheques, payslips and pay envelopes, allows electronic transfer of wages and ATO Payment Summaries using the built in EFT feature (compatible with the ATO and most financial institutions) - in fact, there is nothing that our clients have requested that it can’t do!  e-PayDay is ideal for the small business employing one employee, to large organisations and payroll bureaus catering for many hundreds of employees.

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LOGISOFT Australia has been developing and selling e-PayDay (formally THE LOGISOFT PAYROLL SERIES) SINCE 1986, and for over 19 years have specialised solely in creating a comprehensive computerised payroll system; “A TOTAL PAYROLL SOLUTION” - that is designed specifically for the Australian market.
 

 


RATED 9/10
"Developed in Australia, the e-PayDay suite is packed with time-saving and value-adding tools.  The variety of features and scalability options will cater for almost any payroll, no matter the size or complexity.

e-PayDay allows you to integrate with a large number of accounting packages, which alleviates the need for you to use products from the same vendor purely for connectivity of data.

Attention to detail is what really sets e-PayDay in a league of its own.  The selection of extras is very impressive, making this package your best asset when it comes to managing not only your pays, but your entire employment responsibilities."


Kurt Best 
Extract from Australian PC User review, July 2003.
Click Here to view the Full Review

 
 

FULL WORKING VERSION!

For up to five (5) employees you can receive e-PayDay FREEPAY® ABSOLUTELY FREE!  No extensive computer or accounting knowledge is required.  If you have 6 Employees or MORE you are able to trial e-PayDay for 30 Days.  e-PayDay FREEPAY® has been designed for use for people like you - to save you time and the tedious task of keeping payroll records. When there are Taxation or Legislation changes, there will be an Upgrade made available.  You have the option, for a very small investment of $55.00 you will be able to keep your copy of e-PayDay FREEPAY® right up to date by purchasing the Upgrade. What could be more convenient or efficient?  Updates can be download FREE, www.freepay.com.au/update.htm and are made available when minor program changes are required.

 

WILL e-PayDay FREEPAY® WORK WITH MY EXISTING ACCOUNTING PACKAGE?

e-PayDay FREEPAY® allows you to easily export payroll data for import into most accounting software. e-PayDay FREEPAY® also has the facility to import and export any payroll information that you choose. You can also import your existing payroll information directly into e-PayDay FREEPAY®.

If your accounting program is not listed in e-PayDay FREEPAY® then call us on (07) 3283 8800 or e-mail paywish@freepay.com.au and we will add it (if technically possible).
 

e-PayDay FREEPAY® - AND ITS ABSOLUTELY FREE WITH NO STRINGS ATTACHED!

FREE REGISTRATION FOR UP TO 5 EMPLOYEES . . . UNLIMITED TERMINATIONS . . .

e-PayDay FREEPAY® . . . A complete payroll system for FREE! That's right - not a trial, not a demo copy, a FULL WORKING VERSION - A COMPLETELY COMPREHENSIVE COMPUTERISED PAYROLL SYSTEM FOR UP TO FIVE (5) ACTIVE EMPLOYEES (UNLIMITED TERMINATIONS) - ABSOLUTELY FREE! Your FREE PAYROLL includes a complete, easy-to-use ‘On-line Help Manual’ available separately or from within the program.  How can a quality program be offered for absolutely FREE?  Simply because we are so confident that e-PayDay FREEPAY® will meet your business payroll needs completely, we wish to offer you your copy for five (5) employees or less, at no cost, so that you can use it for yourself.  If you have 6 Employees or MORE you are able to trial e-PayDay for 30 Days. e-PayDay also includes further products for larger organisations that require the facility for more companies or more employees.  We believe the only fair way to sell e-PayDay, is to offer you the opportunity of comparing it with your current payroll system - AND LET IT SELL ITSELF!  That is why we are making such an EXTRAORDINARY OFFER!  What can you lose? 


Click Here to Download Your FREE Copy NOW !!!


End-Of-Year is on its way!!!  Upgrade to
e-PayDay® 15 to make Tax Time even simpler.

For more information please click on the following links.
 = Upgrade
 = End-of-Year Guide

CONTACT US

LOGISOFT Australia Pty Ltd
Suite 1, Level 1
6 Violet Street
REDCLIFFE QLD 4020

Phone (07) 3283 8800
sales@logisoft.com.au

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