At month end, payroll is already counted from clock-ins and finished pieces, and the profit on every job is waiting in the accounts.
Your team and your books, kept as you work
Attendance, piece-rate pay and payroll on one side; invoices, payments and full accounts on the other. Both fill in from the work on the floor.
- RRavi K.Press 2 · Printing00:00
- AAnita S.Prepress · Preflight00:00
- JJoseph M.Die-cutter · Cutting00:00
- FFatima R.Finishing · Gluing00:00
- CChen L.Dispatch · Packing00:00
How it works
- 01Clock in
Staff clock in on the mobile app and claim their jobs.
- 02Work
Every claimed step is timed against the operator and the machine.
- 03Close
Close the day, run payroll and see profit on every job.
The problems it solves
Paying for time, not work
Hourly pay ignores what was actually made, and spoiled work is paid the same as good work.
Piece-rate pay is counted from finished units on the floor, with spoiled units netted out.
The day never really closes
People go home with jobs still running and no report written.
Close day lists who is still clocked in, which jobs are running, overtime waiting and reports owed.
Profit is a guess
You know revenue, but not what each job really cost.
Job profitability puts materials, spoilage, machine time and pay against every job.
Why shops choose it
Close the day properly
One screen for the supervisor before the lights go off.
Profit on every job
See which customers and products actually make money.
What is inside
Clock in and out, shifts, leave, holidays and overtime.
Pay from finished units, with spoiled work netted out.
Salary, advances, gratuity and final settlement.
Profit and loss, balance sheet, trial balance and cash flow.
Real profit per job after materials, machine time and pay.
Excel, Tally, QuickBooks and Xero.
Works together with
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