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Operations

The system that assigns the caseload should run the payroll.

Clock-in, shift differentials, PTO, and hours worked in the same platform as the schedule — then pushed to Gusto, ADP, or Paychex instead of retyped into them.

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Integrates, doesn't replace. Keep the payroll processor you already use.

One pay period

Hours recorded against the shift they were assigned to.

Clock-in happens against the schedule, so approved hours already know which unit, which shift, and which differential applies. Nothing is transcribed from a second system.

StaffMonTueWedThuFriSatSunTotal
J. Reyes · LCSW8.08.08.08.08.040.0
A. Patel · LPC8.08.08.08.04.036.0
D. Cole · RN nights12.012.012.012.012.060.0
K. Osei · Tech8.08.08.0PTO8.08.040.0
M. Ruiz · Billing8.08.08.08.08.040.0
Period total44.044.032.036.040.020.0216.0
Overtime hours 20.0Night differential 1 staff · 48hPTO taken 8.0Export to GustoExport to ADPExport to Paychex

Why it belongs here

Labour is the largest line item in a treatment program by a wide margin.

Payroll usually dwarfs rent, software, and everything else combined. Managing it in a system that does not know who was assigned to the unit is how overtime becomes visible only after it is paid.

One source of hours

Schedule and timesheet agree

Clock-in is matched to the assigned shift, so a variance between scheduled and worked hours is visible on the day rather than at the end of the period.

  • Overtime flagged as it accrues
  • Differentials applied by rule
  • Missed punches surfaced for approval
  • PTO balances visible to staff

Keep your processor

Integrates, does not replace

Approved hours export to Gusto, ADP, or Paychex. ProbityCare handles the timekeeping, your payroll provider still handles the tax filing.

  • No change to your payroll provider
  • No re-keying between systems
  • Approvals recorded with a name
  • Corrections tracked, not overwritten

Coverage

Who is clocked in and who is assigned to the unit should be one screen.

In a 24-hour setting those are the same operational question. Splitting them across two systems is how a shift ends up short without anyone noticing until it already is.

216hours, one export

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