Certified payroll used to take her hours. Now it takes 2 minutes.
A federal contractor in Puerto Rico: 130 employees, every week, every prevailing-wage job. Here is what changed when the WH-347 started coming straight out of Sage 100 Contractor.
I make sure Mike got all the things this form needs. I can assure you it's exactly how it needs to be.
Federal money means a WH-347 certified payroll every single week, for every prevailing-wage job. With 130 employees on a week, that used to be Leslie's hours — and when the client rejected the old tool's forms as unreadable, the fallback was filling them in by hand.
The DataXcel WH-347 report pulls straight from Sage 100 Contractor. Pick the job, the week-ending date, and the payroll number — and a complete, filing-ready form comes out in about two minutes.
Their electrical, mechanical, and GC divisions combine into one certified payroll, with each employee's hours split correctly across divisions — no re-keying, no reconciling three exports.
A built-in warning flags when a salaried manager lands on a certified payroll, so the form that goes to the contracting agency is right before it leaves the building.
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