Pay your crew from the hours they actually logged

When payroll and job costing read from the same clock-in data, labor cost and labor pay finally agree. Wages, payroll records, deposits, and W-2 export all run off the timesheets your crew is already filling.

What payroll covers

  • Wage rates per technician
  • Payroll records built from logged timesheet hours
  • Direct-deposit payroll payments
  • W-2 export at year end
  • Geofence logging to verify on-site hours
  • Timesheet rules and supervisor overrides
  • Payroll posting into the accounting ledger
  • Workers-compensation records alongside it

One clock-in, three uses

The same clock-in event pays the technician, costs the job, and posts to the ledger. Systems that keep those separate are where the discrepancy between "what we billed" and "what we paid" hides.

Payroll is regulated

Wage and hour law, overtime rules, worker classification, and payroll tax obligations vary by state and are genuinely complex. Seayora provides the records and the exports; it does not provide tax or employment-law advice. Work with a qualified payroll professional.

Frequently asked questions

Where do payroll hours come from?

From technician clock-in and clock-out against jobs, with geofence logging available to verify on-site presence and supervisor overrides where a correction is needed.

Can I export W-2s?

Yes. W-2 export is supported at year end.

Does payroll post to my books?

Yes. Payroll posts into the accounting ledger rather than living in a separate system.

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Documentation

  • Payroll Posting — How payroll results post into your accounting so wages, taxes, and liabilities land in the right accounts.
  • Timesheets & Time Tracking — How service professionals and their crews log time against jobs, and how that time feeds into payroll and job costing.
  • HR & Team Compliance — How service businesses track employee and contractor records, certifications, and compliance documentation in one place.

Related features

  • Timesheets & Labor Tracking — Technicians clock in and out against a job, hours flow into job costing and invoicing, and you see real labor cost per job instead of an estimate.
  • Job Costing — Track labor, materials, and vendor costs against each work order or capital project, so you know real margin per job instead of guessing.
  • OSHA Logs & Safety Compliance — OSHA logging, incident reporting, employee document tracking, workers-comp records, and certification expiry alerts — in the system where the work happens.