Streamline your payroll schedule with Attain OS. Replace spreadsheets and manual calendars. Let Atty draft your payment date calendar—review, customize, and publish fast.
Managing a payroll schedule doesn't have to mean juggling spreadsheets, sticky notes, and calendar alerts. Whether you run a small business or handle HR for a growing team, getting payment dates right is critical—but the process is often manual and error-prone. Attain OS replaces that stack of separate tools with one all-in-one system, so you can focus on accuracy and timing.
With Atty, your built-in AI agent, you can generate a near-finished payroll schedule from your project context. Just tell Atty your pay period frequency (weekly, biweekly, monthly), cutoff dates, and any special holidays—then review, tweak, and publish. No more building from scratch each cycle.
When launching a new business, you need a clean payroll schedule from day one. Instead of manually calculating pay dates for the next 12 months, you describe your pay period frequency and first pay date to Atty. Atty drafts a full calendar with cutoff dates, processing days, and paydays, accounting for weekends and common holidays. You review for accuracy and publish to your team via The Feed.
December often wreaks havoc on payroll schedules—holidays like Christmas and New Year’s force early paydays. Rather than recalculating manually, you tell Atty which holidays affect your current schedule. Atty adjusts the draft, shifting cutoff dates and paydays accordingly, and highlights the changes. You approve and share the updated schedule with employees.
Switching pay frequencies is a big change. Instead of rebuilding your entire payroll calendar in a spreadsheet, you explain the transition to Atty: current biweekly dates, new semimonthly dates, and a transition month. Atty drafts a schedule that bridges the two systems, ensuring no one misses a paycheck. You review the draft, make tweaks, and publish the final version to your team.
In the Content Creator app, start a new project for 'Payroll Schedule.' Tell Atty your pay period type (e.g., biweekly), first pay date, and any regular cutoff deadlines. Atty uses this context to understand your schedule structure.
Mention any upcoming holidays or special early paydays (e.g., 'December 25 is a holiday—pay early on Dec 23'). Atty automatically recalculates dates around these exceptions and marks them in the draft.
Atty generates a complete payroll schedule with dates, cutoff days, and notes. You review each entry, adjust any that look off (e.g., move a payday from Monday to Friday), and confirm the final version. No need to start over—just edit inline.
Once you're satisfied, publish the payroll schedule directly to The Feed or share it as a document. Employees see the dates and any notes you've added. The schedule lives inside Attain OS—always accessible, never lost in email threads.
A close-to-finished draft — not a blank page. Here's the kind of result the flow hands you, ready to review, tweak, and publish.
Pay Period 1: Jan 1-15 | Cutoff: Jan 13 | Payday: Jan 17 (Fri) Pay Period 2: Jan 16-31 | Cutoff: Jan 29 | Payday: Jan 31 (Fri) Pay Period 3: Feb 1-14 | Cutoff: Feb 12 | Payday: Feb 14 (Fri)
Pay Period 4: Apr 1-15 | Cutoff: Apr 13 | Payday: Apr 15 (Tue) Pay Period 5: Apr 16-30 | Cutoff: Apr 28 | Payday: Apr 30 (Wed)
Dec 25 (Thu) – Pay early: Payday moved to Dec 23 (Tue). Jan 1 (Wed) – Pay early: Payday moved to Dec 31 (Tue).
Yes. In your project context, you can specify multiple groups (e.g., hourly vs. salaried) with different frequencies. Atty will generate separate schedules for each group, all in one document. You review each before publishing.
Atty automatically adjusts paydays to the prior business day unless you specify otherwise. You can override this rule in the review step if you prefer a different convention.
Absolutely. Open the existing payroll schedule project, tell Atty what changed (e.g., new holiday, frequency change), and Atty will revise the draft. You review and republish. No manual recalculations.
The schedule is saved as a document in the Documents app. You can also add each payday as an event in the Calendar app by copying dates. Atty can't auto-sync, but the document serves as the single source of truth.
