Original run preserved.
Run 9 was approved with the knowledge available on 2026-05-06: Carlos Reyes at $24.50/hour and 78 approved hours.
Proof demo sample
Marlow Goods: late rate change, derived correction, notice answer.
This is demo data backed by Runbook engine tests. It shows how a payroll answer changes when a raise was effective inside an already approved period but recorded later.
Case ID PS-2026-MARLOW-001. No live payroll, filing,
money movement, legal advice, tax advice, or customer data.
PACKET VERDICT
Test-backed demo
ScenarioLate rate fact
Correction$58.50 gross
Notice claim$15.14
Residual$0.00
Facts
Rules
Deltas
Evidence
The sample is meant to be inspected before a real payroll scenario is submitted.
Executive summary.
The original run stays filed. The later fact creates a derived correction, and the notice answer reconciles to the penny.
Late fact represented.
The $26.00/hour rate was effective 2026-04-27 but recorded on 2026-05-12, after approval.
Correction derived.
Runbook recomputes under later knowledge and carries a $58.50 gross correction through run 10.
Calculation and reconciliation.
Amounts below are test-backed demo outputs from the Runbook engine fixture.
IdentityFiledCorrected or reconciled
Run 9 gross$1,911.00$1,969.50
Federal liability$465.24$480.38
Gross correctionNot entered manually$58.50
Net pay to workerDerived from correction$44.91
Employer 401(k) matchDerived from correction$1.76
Notice claim$15.14$15.14 deposited with run 10
ResidualNotice minus deposit$0.00
What to do with this packet.
The sample is a calibration tool: it shows the shape of a defensible answer before a customer shares real records.
01
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The verifier recomputes a sealed run's numbers in your browser. A downloadable sealed packet for this sample is not published yet.
02
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03
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What the packet proves.
Runbook can explain a payroll answer without editing the past or hand-authoring the correction.
Bitemporal history
Effective date and recorded date stay separate, so Run 9 can remain as filed while Run 10 carries the later correction.
Derived delta
The correction is recomputed from facts and rules. It is not typed in as an adjustment number.
Notice reconciliation
The IRS notice claim equals the filed-versus-corrected federal liability delta, and the deposit closes the residual.
Evidence boundary
The demo still surfaces an open Milo timecard hold. A real packet would wait for approved evidence before final delivery.
Test pins.
The sample is not a marketing invention; it is tied to engine and smoke-test behavior.
Testengine.test.mjsProof packet surfaces the open timecard hold.
Testcorrections.test.mjsRetroactive correction behavior and Quittance round trip.
Testnotice.test.mjsNotice claim and reconciliation identities.
Smokemcp/smoke.mjsProof packet, notice case, and run checks.
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