The free check
It starts with a conversation.
Thirty minutes with HourFlag. Then a look back at three of your past pay periods, on your own computer: no cost, and nothing to sign.
What happens next
You write to HourFlag.
A name and a work email are enough. HourFlag replies within two working days to find a time.
A 30-minute meeting.
How your department reviews timesheets today, your questions, and which reports to export. Nothing to prepare, nothing to sign.
Three past pay periods, checked.
HourFlag sends you the free check after the meeting, and you run it on your own computer. HourFlag walks you through the findings, with student names and IDs hidden on your screen, and the report is yours to keep.
- No cost, nothing to signThree past pay periods, and nothing to sign.
- Nothing leaves your computerThe file makes no network connection. Your reports are never uploaded.
- No access to your systemsIt reads the reports you export, nothing else.
- You keep the reportThe findings are yours, whatever you decide.
In the sample pay period
What the free check finds in the sample pay period
- 210 of 1,000
- timesheets to review
- 263
- flags, each with its reason
- 555.6 h
- over the schedule, on the supervisors’ lists
Simulated timesheets, 1,000 students, sized like a large campus dining department. The sample data. What yours shows depends on your own timesheets.
Questions first? They’re answered here.