Payroll export

Timesheets your payroll can actually use

The point of clocking time is the export at the end. Timesheets gives you a clear timesheet per pay period — corrections tracked, breaks excluded, hours split by location — as a CSV that fits your existing payroll process.

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Timesheets · €19 per location, per month

How it works

What does Timesheets hand to payroll?

Timesheets collects clock-ins and clock-outs, lets a manager review the period and correct exceptions with a reason, then exports a CSV of hours per person per location, with the original records kept for the audit trail.

Payroll export

What you can do

01

One CSV per pay period, with hours per person and a breakdown by location.

02

Every correction keeps the original record and a reason, so the numbers can be checked later.

03

Unpaid breaks are already excluded from the paid total — no manual deductions.

Payroll export

From clock-ins to a payroll file in three steps

  1. 01

    Collect the hours

    Staff clock in and out for the period on their PIN; the records build up as they go.

  2. 02

    Review the period

    A manager checks the hours and fixes missed clock-outs and breaks with a reason.

  3. 03

    Export for payroll

    Download the CSV for the pay period and hand it to whoever runs payroll, in-house or external.

FAQ

Payroll export: common questions

What format is the export?

A CSV of recorded hours per person per location for the pay period. It opens in any spreadsheet and imports into standard payroll tools.

Can our accountant see how a number was reached?

Yes. Every correction keeps the original clock-in and a reason, so a total can be traced back.

Does it calculate pay?

No. Timesheets produces accurate hours and leaves gross pay, tax and contributions to your payroll process.

Timesheets your payroll can actually use

Timesheets · €19 per location, per month

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