đź‘” Free Clothing Report in openHR

25 Jul 2026
In industries like farming, automotive, and hospitality, uniforms aren’t just about appearance - they’re essential for safety, branding, and professionalism. Managing them, however, can be surprisingly complex: sizes, orders, replacements, and ensuring every employee has what they need. openHR’s Clothing Report takes the guesswork out of this process and giving you more than just 100% free payroll.

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How It Works

  • Employee Profile Integration: Each employee’s clothing sizes are captured in their profile.
  • Blank Information Sheet: These size fields are also included in the printable employee information sheet, making onboarding smoother.
  • Centralised Report: The Clothing Report pulls all this data together, giving businesses a clear overview of who needs what.

Why It Matters

  • Streamlined Ordering: HR or admin staff can place uniform orders confidently, without chasing down sizes.
  • Cost Control: Prevents over‑ordering or mistakes that lead to wasted stock.
  • Compliance & Record‑Keeping: Uniform allocations are documented alongside other employee records, ensuring transparency.


Real‑World Impact

For small businesses, this means uniforms stop being a manual headache. For larger teams, it scales effortlessly - whether you’re ordering five branded shirts or managing hundreds of safety gear items.

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