Streamlined Data Sync
Transfer payroll data from JustLogin to Bukku without manual re-entry — cutting out repetitive work and reducing errors.
Connect JustLogin with Bukku to automate the flow of payroll data into your accounts. Cut manual work, speed up reconciliation, and keep your financial records accurate.
Bukku is a 100% cloud-based accounting software built for Malaysian SMEs. It offers LHDN-compliant e-invoicing, automated data entry, and 50+ financial reports — so your finances stay organised and up to date.
Keep HR and accounting in lockstep, without the spreadsheets and manual re-entry in between.
Transfer payroll data from JustLogin to Bukku without manual re-entry — cutting out repetitive work and reducing errors.
Reflect EPF, SOCSO, and statutory deductions automatically, keeping your Malaysian books compliant.
Link salaries, claims, bonuses, and statutory payments to the right Bukku accounts — mapped to your structure.
Get up-to-date views of payroll costs, tax deductions, and employee pay for clearer, faster decisions.
After an approved pay run in JustLogin Payroll, the key payroll figures post straight into your Bukku chart of accounts.
Pay items — basic salary, allowances, overtime, and bonuses — posted as accounting entries.
EPF, SOCSO, and other statutory deductions mapped to the right accounts for clean, compliant books.
Approved expense claims flow through with full category-level allocation — no re-keying.
A one-time setup connects the two systems. After that, posting payroll to Bukku is a single click.
In JustLogin, go to Payroll > Accounting Software and toggle Bukku on.
Click Bukku Connect and log in with your Access Token and account subdomain.
Map each payroll element to its debit and credit account codes in Bukku.
Pick the pay-run month and push the pay elements into Bukku.
Everything you need to know about syncing JustLogin payroll with Bukku.
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