Money out
Hours, withholding, and deposits
Time comes off the clock rather than a paper sheet. Withholding is calculated and deposit files are prepared for the people who did the work.
Pay period, 1 to 15 June
Marco Ruiz
78.5 hours
Priya Shah
80 hours
Dan Whitfield
62 hours, 4 overtime
Representative product UI
What it does
Inside Payroll.
Hours from the clock
Staff clock in on site. The pay period is built from what was recorded, not from what everyone remembers on Friday afternoon.
Withholding calculated
Tax withholding is worked out against current tables rather than being carried forward from last year's spreadsheet.
Deposits prepared
Direct deposit files come out of the same pay run, so paying people is not a separate exercise in a different system.
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Where this connects.
Expenses and mileage
Photograph a receipt and it is read, categorised, and attached to the job. Log the drive and it lands against the same job. Job costing stops being a guess.
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Scheduling and dispatch
Put jobs on the calendar, assign who is doing them, and change it when the morning changes. The crew sees the update, and so does the customer.
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Reporting
Revenue that counts money actually collected, costs recorded against the jobs that caused them, and documents produced from the same records rather than rebuilt in a spreadsheet.
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