BLITZPAY Pilot in progress

Payroll for Philippine SMEs

Your time clock already has the data.
Stop retyping it.

BlitzPay reads the export from your POS or time-clock app and returns a payslip for every employee — plus a review sheet showing anything that needs your approval before you release payment.

PAYSLIP CUT-OFF 01–15
Employee
J. Dela Cruz
Days worked
11
Hours
102.50

Earnings

Basic pay₱8,745.00
Overtime premium₱412.65
Night differential₱108.20
Service charge share₱2,180.40

Deductions

SSS · PhilHealth · Pag-IBIG−₱1,375.00
Cash advance−₱500.00
Take-home pay ₱0.00

Generated from 11 clock entries · reviewed before release

The way it works now

Payroll day is a spreadsheet and a long evening

Most growing SMEs run payroll by exporting the time logs, pasting them into a sheet, and fixing the rest by hand. It works — until it quietly doesn't.

How BlitzPay works

Three steps, and you keep the final say

No new hardware and no new app for your staff. They clock in exactly as they do today.

  1. Send the export

    Drop in the .csv or .xlsx your time-clock app already produces. No re-typing, no new system for your team to learn.

  2. We compute the cutoff

    Hours, overtime, night differential, holidays, government deductions and service charge — using your pay rules, not a generic template.

  3. Review, then release

    Anything unusual — a missing clock-out, an unusually long shift — is flagged for you to approve or correct. Nothing is paid without your sign-off.

What you get each cutoff

One run, two outputs

For your staff

A payslip each

A clear breakdown of earnings, deductions and take-home pay — the kind of payslip an employee can actually read without asking you to explain it.

For you

A review sheet

Every employee's totals in one place, with flagged time logs and the reason each one needs a look. Check it, approve it, then pay.

We're onboarding pilot businesses now

If you run payroll for a growing team and it still lives in a spreadsheet, we'd like to hear how you do it. Early conversations shape what we build next.