A payslip lists ten line items and nobody explains what half of them mean or why the number you actually receive is smaller than the number your offer letter promised. Upload your salary slip, or just paste the numbers, and get every component explained along with what's actually happening to the gap between CTC and in-hand pay.
CTC includes employer contributions (like the employer's share of PF) that never appear in your bank account, plus deductions like your own PF contribution, professional tax, and TDS that come out before the money reaches you. None of this is hidden or unusual, it's just rarely explained clearly on the slip itself.
Compare this against your actual bank credit for the month. A mismatch is usually explainable (a mid-month joining, an unpaid leave day, a bonus paid separately) but worth understanding rather than assuming it's correct.
Yes, it reads whatever line items are present in your document rather than expecting a fixed format, though very unusual or non-standard formats may need you to paste the numbers manually instead of uploading.
It can flag something that looks off compared to typical structures, but confirming an actual payroll error means checking with your HR or finance team directly.
Yes, to an AI provider to generate the analysis, same as other AI tools on the site — nothing is stored after your session ends.
It explains whatever's actually present in the text you give it — an unfamiliar line item specific to your employer just gets described based on its label and amount rather than skipped.