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Opening someone from the directory gives you their whole file: a header with their identity and current status, and eight tabs.

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The header

Name, designation, employee code, joining date, status, location, who they report to, and their compensation. Everything else is a tab below it.

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The tabs

Personal details — name, date of birth, gender, contact, address — and identity and bank information: PAN, Aadhaar and bank account (masked), Provident Fund and Employees’ State Insurance numbers.Editable with employee:write.
Designation, department, location, shift template, manager and employment type. This is where the manager link — the one approvals route on — is set.
Their month calendar with a month-to-date summary, month navigation, and a read-only day detail showing the shift window, worked bands, punch trail and location.Two write actions live here: a manual punch at an explicit timestamp, and a bulk range override applying a status across dates. Both need attendance:write and both are audited. See Manual punches and overrides.
The day drawer is inspect-only — there is no per-day override control inside it. Use the range form for a single day.
Balance tiles per leave type and full leave history, with year-so-far and approval-flow panels. Apply on behalf files a request against this employee — see Applying for leave.
Current salary structure and the immutable revision history. Filing a revision needs payroll:write. See Compensation.
The employee’s document vault, grouped by category, with upload, verify, delete and request-missing. See Documents.
Enrolled mobile and biometric devices, and active sign-in sessions — with revoke for each, and sign-out-everywhere. See Sessions and devices.
Everything that has been done to this employee’s record: who, when, what changed. Faceted by category and period, with CSV export. See Audit log.

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Permissions across the tabs

Reading the record needs employee:read. Individual tabs then gate on their own key — attendance:write for the punch actions, payroll:write for a revision, document:write for uploads, audit:read for the audit tab. A viewer without a tab’s permission does not see that tab’s write controls.

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Scope

employee:read lets you open employee records. Which records depends on your scope: a manager sees their direct reports, an hr:approve holder sees the organization. Some fields are additionally redacted for viewers outside scope even on records they can open. See Roles & permissions.