Mijn Loon Dossier is designed to keep salary paperwork in one place instead of in paper files. Its description says users can store pay stubs, year-end statements, and other salary records on the internet and retrieve them when needed. The app's core purpose is organizing and accessing these documents.
Storing salary documents online
According to the description, pay stubs, annual statements, and other salary records can be stored together in one location on the internet. The app is described as offering secure storage, although the source does not explain how that security is provided.
Viewing pay information
The app lets users view monthly or bi-weekly pay stubs. The description says users can access their salary information at any time and from any location without needing a computer, which makes it usable from a smartphone or tablet.
Downloading and sharing documents
Users can download and share their salary documents. The description gives applying for loans and renting an apartment as examples of situations where a salary document may need to be shared.
Use by employers and administrative offices
The description states that the app is also useful for employers, administrative offices, and accounting firms, not only for employees. It does not list specific employer tools beyond the document access and sharing described above.
Planned communication role
The description says the app and its associated website, mijn.loondossier.nl, are set to become a primary communication channel between employers, administrations, and employees. It names work forms, leave requests, and address changes as processes this could streamline. Because the source presents this as a future plan, it should be treated as a stated direction rather than a confirmed current feature.
Cost and availability
The description says the app is free to install on a smartphone or tablet. It does not provide further pricing details, and the source does not state the required Android version.