Hajri khata (daily hajri) is the heartbeat of site accounts. LaborKhata makes it quick to mark who worked today, keep a reliable attendance history, and turn that hajri into wages and pagar without rewriting numbers in a notebook.
Today
Shanivaar, 26 Sep
28
Present
04
Absent
02
Half Day
Aaj ka labour cost
₹18,450
Kal: ₹17,900
Sites move fast. If hajri is left for evening memory, half days and overtime get lost. LaborKhata encourages same-day labour attendance so supervisors capture the truth while workers are still on site. That single habit improves wage accuracy more than any month-end scramble.
Hajri alone is not enough. LaborKhata links daily attendance to worker rates so earnings accumulate automatically. When you review pagar, you are looking at attendance-backed numbers rather than estimates written on scraps of paper.
Whether you manage masons, helpers, painters or shop staff, daily hajri works the same way. Contractors can standardise attendance across sites and still keep each worker’s record separate for advances and final payments.
If your team currently tracks daily attendance on paper, in chats, or with verbal counts, LaborKhata centralises that process. Supervisors mark hajri; owners review; workers get clearer answers about days worked and amounts due.
Before leaving the site, confirm the day’s worker list, mark anyone who left early as half day if needed, and capture overtime while people still remember the hours. If a worker joined mid-day, add them and mark attendance for that date. A short daily hajri checklist prevents the most common month-end fights: missing days, forgotten OT and unclear leave. LaborKhata turns that checklist into a lasting labour attendance record instead of another chat message that gets buried.
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