Timesheets that assemble themselves

Payroll-ready timesheets, built from real punches.

Worked hours, breaks and overtime roll up automatically per period, with flags for anything that needs a human. Then export a clean CSV.

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Timesheets that assemble themselves

Automatic roll-up

Regular, overtime, and break minutes total per employee per period from the actual clock events.

Hours past your weekly OT threshold are highlighted the moment they happen, not at period close.

Approaching overtime38.5 H

Within budget$4,842

Missing punches and edited entries are surfaced so managers review the exceptions, not every row.

A clean, generic payroll-provider import (employee, hours, overtime and cost) one click away.

Every publish is checked against your region's rule pack, with the statute cited on every rule.

FAQ

Does this integrate with my payroll provider?+

Formclock exports a clean CSV that maps to common payroll imports today; native provider integrations are on the roadmap.

How is overtime calculated?+

Your weekly OT threshold is set per workspace; hours beyond it are flagged and totalled separately on every timesheet.

Can managers edit entries?+

Yes. Edits are tracked and marked, so the timesheet stays auditable while still letting a human fix a bad punch.

Vocabulary

Plain definitions for the words that show up when you run shifts, each one written to answer the question on its own.

Field notes

How operators actually handle this, what it costs when it goes wrong, and where the trade-offs really sit.

Keep exploring

A drag-and-drop week grid where every position has its own colour, coverage gaps are visible, and templates seed the whole thing from your industry.

Kiosk PIN clock-in with an optional verification photo, a live on-the-clock board and break tracking, so hours are real rather than remembered.

Balances, requests and a who's-away month calendar, so approving leave never means accidentally leaving a shift uncovered.

Set up a workspace, add your team, and build a week. It takes about ten minutes and costs nothing.