Guide: Nory Labour
How Do Core Concepts Map to Tenzo?
Key: ✅ Supported 🚸 Work in Progress ❌ Not Supported
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| Location | ✅ Locations |
| Shift (actual) | ✅ Shifts |
| Shift (planned) | ✅ Planned Shifts |
| Hours | ✅ Duration |
| Employee | ✅ Employees |
| Role | ✅ Roles |
| House Part | ✅ Departments |
| Pay rate | ✅ Wage |
| Labour cost | ✅ Cost |
| Employer taxes | ✅ Employer NI |
| Pension | ✅ Pension contributions |
| Holiday | ✅ Holiday accrual |
| Overheads | 🚸 Planned Labour Overhead Rate — applied to planned shifts from the rate you set |
| Breaks | 🚸 Paid breaks — sent where recorded |
| Overtime | ❌ Not Supported |
| Penalty pay | ❌ Not Supported |
This guide covers Nory's labour data. Nory also sends inventory — purchases, usage, waste and recipe costs — which is covered in the Nory Inventory guide.
Data Ingestion
| Real-time optionally available? | ❌ |
| Default polling frequency | Every 20 minutes |
| Data retrieved on each poll | Everything sent since the previous poll |
| Historical data | All data Nory has sent us since the integration was connected |
How Do I Connect This Data to Tenzo?
Nory sends its labour data to Tenzo, so there are no credentials for you to enter. When it is set up you provide a Planned Labour Overhead Rate for Tenzo to apply to planned shifts. Your Customer Success Manager arranges the feed and confirms when it is live.
If you have an Enterprise Account, you can talk to your Customer Success Manager, who will connect this for you.
How Do I Compare Nory Labour Data to Data in Tenzo?
Compare against your Nory labour reporting for the same date range and location. Hours, planned hours and labour cost per employee should reconcile.
Nory sends the full on-cost breakdown, so Tenzo's labour cost includes employer NI, pension and holiday accrual alongside base pay — compare against a fully-loaded figure in Nory rather than base wages alone. Only completed shifts are counted, so a shift still open at the time of the last update will not appear until it is closed. Overtime is not reported separately.
