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Place Deputy pay slips in a folder and get everything organized into a pdfs, by week and type of shift as well as the hours and some nice graphs and other tools
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Language
Python
Contributors
1
Lines of Code
49
From
2022-04-12
To
2022-06-09
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About Kamushy/payslips-data-grab-and-graph
This Python project automates the processing and analysis of Deputy payslips for users who need to organize and visualize their income data. The tool reads PDF payslips from a designated folder, extracts relevant information, and organizes the documents into categorized subfolders sorted by week and shift type while simultaneously calculating hours and pay metrics.
Beyond simple organization, the program generates several useful outputs including graphs that visualize earning patterns and hours worked over time, an Excel spreadsheet containing organized payslip data with computed averages, and statistical summaries showing average hours and pay. The project appears designed for gig or shift workers who receive multiple payslips and need a streamlined way to track their income trends and organize their financial records.
The tool is straightforward to use but requires careful attention to folder structure and file management—users must avoid changing folder names and ensure all documents and generated graphs are closed before running the script multiple times to prevent conflicts or data loss.
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