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The month that runs itself, and tells you who is holding it up.

Payroll that chases the client for what it needs, prices approved hours at the rate in force on the day, and puts anyone who cannot be paid at the top of the list rather than at the bottom of a report.

Product shot slot · Payroll
Worst first
The people list is ordered by who is blocking the run, with the reason spelled out.
It asks the client, so you do not

The run raises its own input request when the period opens, emails it, and reminds a couple of working days before it is due. A director-only payroll gets a single confirmation instead of a form.

New starters fill in their own details

The client reports a name, a start date and a rate. Financial IQ then asks the employee directly for their National Insurance number and address, so nobody is emailing those around.

Nobody is paid out of order

Out-of-order calculation and posting are blocked, and a target-net salary that misses the contractual take-home by a penny is refused rather than rounded.

The part other payroll gets wrong

Correcting an earlier month, without breaking the ones after it.

Unlocking an earlier unfiled payroll shows you every later period it affects, then reverses the journals newest first and recalculates oldest first, in one guided action. Moving from another system, it keeps dated tax codes and full opening year-to-date balances, so rebuilding an earlier month cannot quietly use a later code or lose NI history.

Product shot slot · Correcting an earlier month, without breaking the ones after it.

Works with

Three related pages, so a visitor and a crawler both find the rest of the product.

Questions about payroll

See it on your own numbers.

It takes about ten minutes.

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