Platforms
Payroll, under
their name.
Your customers run payroll in the app they already open every morning. Your logo, your colors, your words for hours and tips. Our math, deposits and filings underneath.
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Shearline · Payroll

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$2,031.18
via Harbor CU
Dee Okafor
Stylist · Atlanta
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Basil POS · Payroll

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$1,284.60
via Pecan Bank
Marisol Vega
Line cook · Austin
Four apps, four time zones, one pay run. Each employee only ever sees their own app.
(01) Brand tokens
Eleven tokens,
and it looks like yours.
Pass one theme object. Every screen, PDF paystub and deposit email picks it up.
primary
#9C6114
onPrimary
#FFFFFF
radius
20
font
Bricolage Grotesque
logo
kennelry.svg
vocabulary.hours
Daycare shifts
vocabulary.extra
Grooming tips
senderName
Kennelry Payroll
locale
en-US
density
compact
poweredBy
false
(02) Embed depth
Go as deep
as your roadmap wants.
Start with a hosted link this week, move to components next quarter, or call the API from your own screens.
(03) Powered by
Your name on the stub,
or ours. One switch.
poweredBy decides whether Payrun is named anywhere your customers’ employees can see.
Questions
Embedding questions,
answered briefly.
Eight business days, median: business verification, bank account check and prior payroll import.
Only if you want them to. Set poweredBy to false and the "Payroll powered by Payrun" line leaves the screen, the paystub PDF and the deposit email.
You choose one of three depths. Hosted flow: a link, our screens, your theme. Components: our React components inside your pages. API only: your screens, our math and filings.
Eleven tokens: color, radius, type, logo, the words your vertical uses and the powered-by line among them. Pass the theme once and it follows every screen, down to the paystub PDF and the deposit email.
In your app, on its Payroll tab, in your colors. They also get a deposit email and a paystub PDF with your header, for example "Prepared by Shearline".
Yes. A restaurant app says Orders and Tips, a dog daycare app says Bookings and Pups. The words are part of the theme, so the same payroll reads like your product in each.

