Registration, inspection and compliance services; the legacy portal now directs new Labour Code activity to the new portal while retaining historical records.
The official login states that the new Labour Code Portal is live and that the older portal continues for historical records. Choose the route shown by the Ministry on the transaction date.
Check the official operating notice ↗Before you log in
- Establishment identity and authorised signatory
- Applicable Central and State registrations
- LIN and existing registration numbers
- Signed filings, acknowledgements and inspection records
Finin2min filing workflow
Identify the establishment, worker, appropriate Government, applicable law and due date.
Match identity, registration, wage, contribution and authorised-signatory records before filing.
Save the acknowledgement, payload, attachments, challan, payment proof and timestamp.
Record error messages, ticket numbers, grievance or appeal routes and statutory limitation separately.
Evidence file
| Record | Why retain it |
|---|---|
| Pre-filing reconciliation | Shows the basis for identity, wage, contribution and legal classification. |
| Submitted payload and attachments | Proves what information was actually filed. |
| Acknowledgement and payment trail | Supports filing date and payment status. |
| Portal error and grievance trail | Separates technical delay from legal non-compliance. |
| Final order or communication | Portal status alone may not be the operative legal decision. |
Open the principal official portal ↗
Open the connected official resource ↗
Portal interfaces and availability can change. Confirm notices displayed by the owning authority on the filing date.
Finin2min Q&A
Does a successful upload prove legal compliance?
No. It proves system submission. Coverage, classification, due date, evidence and substantive entitlement remain governed by law.
What should be done during an outage?
Preserve timestamped screenshots, error text and helpdesk tickets; use any authorised alternate route and separately protect statutory limitation.