Income intelligence · Capability preview

AI-Powered Payslip Analysis

Go beyond gross and net pay. Sentriq helps finance professionals understand how an applicant's income is structured, distinguishing regular earnings, variable income, allowances and other payments to support more informed lending assessments.

A preview of Sentriq's intended payslip analysis capability.

Payslip reviewIllustrative preview · Intended capability

Example employer

Employee A · Fortnight 1

PAYSLIP
Earnings & deductionsAmount
  • Ordinary pay$2,400.00
  • Overtime$420.00
  • Travel reimbursement$80.00
  • PAYE−$560.00
  • KiwiSaver−$84.60
Net payment$2,255.40

Income components

  • Ordinary pay

    Regular earnings

  • Overtime

    Variable earnings

  • Travel reimbursement

    Expense reimbursement

  • PAYE

    Deduction

  • KiwiSaver

    Deduction

Structured evidence for professional review — not a lender-approved income figure.

Understand every component of income

More Than Just Gross and Net Pay

A payslip can contain multiple types of earnings, deductions and adjustments. Sentriq's intended analysis is designed to identify and organise these components so finance professionals can better understand an applicant's income.

Regular Earnings

Identify ordinary wages, base salary and other regular employment earnings.

Variable Earnings

Recognise overtime, commissions, bonuses, shift payments and other variable earnings.

Allowances

Distinguish recurring remuneration, variable allowances and expense-related reimbursements.

Leave and Holiday Payments

Recognise payments that replace ordinary earnings, helping prevent incorrect interpretation or double-counting.

Deductions

Identify PAYE, KiwiSaver, student loan repayments and other payroll deductions.

One-Off Payments

Identify back pay, lump-sum bonuses, arrears and other irregular payments that may not represent ongoing income.

How Sentriq interprets income

Understand the Income Behind the Numbers

01

Observed Income

The actual earnings and payments recorded on the payslip.

02

Calculated Income

Income figures derived from available evidence, including payment frequency and historical averages.

03

Assessed Income

The income figure ultimately used by the finance professional after applying relevant lending policy and judgement.

Sentriq is designed to support professional assessment, not independently determine lender-approved income.

Variable income analysis

Make Sense of Variable Earnings

Overtime, commissions and bonuses can fluctuate between pay periods. Understanding their frequency and consistency is important when assessing an applicant's income.

Sentriq's intended analysis can compare variable earnings across multiple supporting payslips, keeping observed averages separate from assessed income.

Variable earnings comparison Illustrative · 3 payslips
Pay PeriodOrdinary PayOvertime
Fortnight 1$2,400$420
Fortnight 2$2,400$610
Fortnight 3$2,400$0
Regular earnings
$2,400 per fortnight
Average observed overtime
$343.33 per fortnight
Overtime classification
Variable
Evidence reviewed
3 payslips

These figures are illustrative and do not represent lender-approved income.

Intelligent treatment of holiday pay

Recognise Replacement Earnings

Some payments shown separately on a payslip are not additional earnings. Public holiday pay for a day an employee would otherwise have worked may replace part of their ordinary wages.

Normal Pay Period
Ordinary Pay
$3,000
Total Gross$3,000
Pay Period With Public Holiday
Ordinary Pay
$2,700
Public Holiday Pay
$300
Total Gross$3,000

Different payslip components. Same underlying earnings.

Sentriq's analysis is designed to recognise these distinctions and reduce the risk of double-counting income.

Designed for finance professionals

AI-Powered Analysis. Professional Judgement.

Different lenders may apply different policies when determining acceptable income. Sentriq's approach is to provide a clear, structured breakdown of earnings rather than impose a universal lending policy.

For automotive dealerships, finance brokers and finance professionals — with the final assessment remaining with the professional or lender.

  • Clear identification of income components.
  • Separation of recurring and variable earnings.
  • Visibility of unusual or irregular payments.
  • Historical comparisons where supporting payslips are available.
  • Transparent calculations and supporting evidence.
  • Support for professional review and judgement.

A Clearer Picture of Every Applicant's Income

Spend less time interpreting complex payslips and more time making informed finance decisions.