Find the hours.
The relevant time records live in one system. You need the right period and shift.
Your people need your judgment, your support and your ability to solve a problem. Betsy helps gather the background and coordinate routine steps across supported systems, so you can focus on the work that needs you.
Illustrative workflow, not a product interface.
People authorize and make pay corrections.
An employee asks about their pay. Before you can give them a useful answer, you have to find the records, connect the details and get the right people involved.
The relevant time records live in one system. You need the right period and shift.
The employee’s assignment and the applicable premium policy add context the time record alone cannot provide.
HR and Payroll need a shared picture of the issue before deciding what, if anything, needs correcting.
Within supported systems and a defined workflow, Betsy brings together relevant information, flags gaps and coordinates the next handoff. Your people retain the decisions and corrections.
For a defined pay-query workflow, gather relevant context from permitted sources so HR does not have to reconstruct the background by hand.
Scope depends on the available systems, access, configuration and exception handling. This is an explanation of the proposed approach, not a live product demonstration.
Bring the hours, assignment and policy together.
For a defined pay-query workflow, gather relevant context from permitted sources so HR does not have to reconstruct the background by hand.
What remains with your team
Agree the sources, access and records needed for this workflow.
Make missing information visible.
Use configured requirements to flag gaps for review. A missing shift record or conflicting assignment needs a person to resolve it, not an invented answer.
What remains with your team
Confirm the policy, resolve discrepancies and decide what needs correcting.
Get the issue to the right person.
Coordinate the agreed handoff between HR and Payroll, with a defined owner for exceptions. Betsy is not the payroll engine and does not make the pay correction.
What remains with your team
Authorize and make payroll corrections, and explain the next step to the employee.
A warehouse employee asks why their night-shift premium is missing. The hours are in one system, their assignment in another and the policy somewhere else.
They need help understanding their pay. You need the facts to move the issue forward.
Illustrative workflow. Not a customer result.Gather the relevant time, assignment and policy context from connected systems. Flag missing information and route the issue through the agreed process.
HR and Payroll investigate the discrepancy. Authorized people make any correction through the payroll process.
Focus on understanding the issue, working with Payroll and explaining the next step to the employee.
Less time reconstructing what happened. More time helping put it right.
Discuss your workflow ↗Your judgment. Your relationships. Your ability to solve a problem that matters to someone.
Betsy’s role is to complement the existing environment. Whether a specific workflow is supported depends on your systems, access and requirements.
No. In this illustrative workflow, HR and Payroll review the facts, decide what needs correcting and make authorized changes through the payroll process. Betsy supports context-gathering and coordination, not payroll execution.
We discuss one recurring process, where coordination piles up and what would need technical validation. No implementation, fixed timeline or savings outcome is promised.
Bring one recurring process. We’ll explore where Betsy could help with the background and the steps in between.
Please describe the process only. Do not include employee records, pay details or confidential information.
This is how your request would be summarized. No one has received it, and no meeting has been booked.