Labor costing and payment processing
The Payroll Engine governs labor compensation. It allocates time to jobs, calculates pay, enforces compliance rules, and connects payroll to job costing.
What enters the Payroll Engine:
What the Payroll Engine produces:
The Payroll Engine connects to and depends on:
Production Engine - provides time entries
Cost Engine - receives labor costs
Data Engine - maintains employee records
Control Engine - enforces approval rules
When companies operate without Payroll Engine infrastructure:
Labor costs don't tie back to jobs
Payroll and job costing operate separately
Compliance violations go undetected
True labor cost per project is unknown
Profitability analysis is incomplete
Payroll Engine infrastructure connects compensation to job-level reality. Labor costs are allocated accurately, compliance is enforced, and profitability reflects true labor expense.
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