We agree on the workflows, integrations and features your team needs at launch, then plan the rest of the rollout around your pay schedule.
Company setup and employee onboarding
Set up legal employers, work locations, state tax registrations and funding accounts with bank verification. Add owners, administrators and bookkeepers. Import employees in bulk, manage wages and employment changes, and guide new hires through identity verification, federal and state withholding forms and onboarding tasks.
Scheduled and off-cycle payroll
Pay U.S. employees and contractors. Set pay schedules, review who is included, and account for hours, overtime, bonuses, deductions, reimbursements and tax adjustments. Scope recurring earnings and deductions, off-cycle runs, corrections, skipped periods and cancellations. Import current payroll data, differential pay and prior payroll history for a midyear switch.
Taxes, benefits and garnishments
Scope federal, state and local payroll tax payments and filings, along with exemptions, adjustments and employee-specific state taxes. Review health, dental, vision and life benefits options and manage enrollments by effective date. Manage supported wage garnishments and year-end W-2 and 1099 documents.
Time tracking and time off
Assign time and leave policies, capture clock-ins and breaks, and review timecard corrections before syncing approved hours to payroll. Employees can request or cancel time off, and managers can approve it.
Employee self-service
Give employees a place to view pay stubs, payroll history and tax documents, update identity and banking details, manage direct-deposit splits, clock time and request time off.
Reporting and documents
Review payroll journals, cash requirements, pay runs, transactions, employment status, paid-employee counts and outstanding tasks. Upload supporting documents and give people access to the payroll records their role permits.