Full-service payroll with every answer attached

Pay people correctly.Know exactly why.

See the whole payday before you approve it. Give every worker a statement that explains their pay. Keep the record that proves both.

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Run 9 · Marlow Goods · 3 workers Gross $8,257.16 Net pay $6,027.09 Employer cost $10,404.39

PAYDAY STATEMENTCarlos Reyes
Take-home pay · payday May 8, 2026$1,377.98
Hours × rate
78.00 × $24.50
Gross pay
$1,911.00
Taxes
$346.58
Deductions
$186.44
Approved
May 6, 2026
Planned debit date
Not yet evidenced

In the product, every line opens to its source, the rule that applied, and the calculation. Follow this payday from preparation to proof →

Demo record · no customer data · exact-cent values recomputed by Runbook · no approval or money movement occurs here

The complete payroll lifecycle

One payroll job. One connected record.

Runbook connects the ordinary work before, during, and after payday. The public Status page carries the detailed capability boundary.

Before payday

Prepare

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Bring together workers, earnings, deductions, taxes, timing, and anything that needs attention.

At approval

Review and approve

In development

Show exactly what will happen, what changed, and which facts support the employer’s decision.

After approval

Pay, file, share, and record

Live processing not yet active

Keep payment, taxes, filings, accounting, worker explanations, corrections, and proof connected.

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The problem

Payroll fails after the paycheck.

The failures are not in the ordinary paycheck. They are in corrections, provider switches, year-to-date reconstruction, tax notices, and the inability of any party to prove what happened.

1 in 6

Payroll clients who leave the largest providers each year.

Paychex reports payroll client retention of 82% to 83% of its beginning client base for fiscal 2026. Roughly one client in six left.

Paychex Form 10-K, fiscal year ended May 31, 2026
4.46M

Employment-tax penalties the IRS assessed in one year.

The IRS assessed 4,457,891 employment-tax civil penalties in fiscal year 2025, including 1.2 million for federal tax deposits.

IRS Data Book 2025, Table 4-2

That is the unsolved problem.

Figures reviewed September 2, 2026 against the cited primary sources. They describe the payroll industry, not Runbook results.

When payroll stops being ordinary

Keep the hard moment in the same record.

Corrections, notices, provider switches, and historical reconstruction stay connected to the payday they affect.

See the product. Keep the boundary clear.

Review an ordinary payday with Runbook.

The product walkthrough, proof demo, and verifier are available now. Live payroll processing, direct deposit, tax payments, and tax filing are not yet available.