You see the short Friday on Wednesday.
Friday payroll is short
$6,160
Bridge this runRecent
Here’s what it looks like inside your product.
Submit this run
You know the exact number leaving their bank on payday, wages plus taxes, to the cent.
Cover this run
$24,860
Every deposit and tax payment clears Friday.
| Run | Pay date | People | Total debit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Run 27 | Fri Jul 18 | 14 | $24,860.00 |
| Run 26 | Fri Jul 4 | 14 | $23,410.00 |
| Run 25 | Fri Jun 20 | 13 | $22,640.00 |
Why nobody else can
A bank sees a balance after the fact. Neither a bank nor a processor can see the exact bill about to land on Friday.
What you get
Payday stops breaking, which is the single biggest reason anyone ever leaves a payroll provider.
Twelve moments already in your product.
Your software knows
Run total exceeds the balance
So we can offer
Cover the run on the submit screen
A payroll bridge
The gap only payroll software sees, bridged before the run comes up short.
Friday is short.
And you knew on Wednesday, because you run the payroll.
Runs
Run payrollNext run
Fri
Headcount
38
Due
$41,300
Cover the gap with
$6,160
short on Friday, and you knew on Wednesday. Built from a working integration rather than a storyboard.
Six things that stay true.
Send us a month of data. We'll show you the book that's already in it.
So which one do you put in front of them?
Most platforms start with one and add the other later.
Which of your customers ran short last quarter?
Send us your own data. No integration, no commitment.
