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Run small-team payroll from timesheets, with your sign-off

Users report bots that take timesheets and work out bonuses, overtime, benefits, reimbursements, and 401(k) contributions, with approval gates before anything is paid. Payroll mistakes are costly, so a person signs off.

Last verified: Oct 17, 2026

The problem

Payroll for a small team eats hours every period, and one overtime mistake means an unhappy employee.

How the bot does it

Users report:

  • @koryhearn says timesheets go in and his bot does the rest: bonuses, overtime, benefits, reimbursements, and 401(k) contributions are all calculated and audited. He says he uses appropriate safeguards and approval gates.
  • @ObiwonTrader shared a similar payroll setup.
  • Payroll errors are costly and tax rules vary. Keep a person signing off on every run.

Setup steps

  1. 1Write down your pay rules: overtime, bonuses, and deductions.
  2. 2Give the bot timesheets in one consistent format.
  3. 3Ask it to show its math and flag anything unusual.
  4. 4Tell it: change nothing in payroll. Stop and ask me before paying anyone.

Example prompt

Here are this period's timesheets. Calculate pay for each person, including overtime, bonuses, reimbursements, and benefit and 401(k) deductions, using [our rules]. Show your math and flag anything unusual. Change nothing in payroll. Stop and ask me before paying anyone.

The result

A checked payroll calculation for you to approve before anyone is paid. These are users' own setups.

Results are the user's own claim. We haven't checked them.

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