The platform

People, payroll, and the whole picture.

Payroll with housing and Form 4361 native. Reviews your board can actually read. Giving beside pay. This is what it looks like.

Every screen on this page is the real product, redrawn — not a stock screenshot.

The spine

Follow one paycheck through.

Morgan Avery is a facilities director at Riverbend's Cedarbrook campus. Here's her April — as the system sees it.

01 · Person

It starts with the record.

Position, campus, compensation, tax elections, family — every other module reads from this one profile.

02 · Time

Hours land against it.

Entered on the phone, approved by her manager, split automatically — regular, over 40, overtime.

03 · Pay run

The run picks them up.

Hours lock, Symmetry calculates the withholding, housing applies where it should, NACHA files generate on submit.

04 · Books

The books get their entry.

Every run becomes a balanced, GL-mapped journal entry — dry-run first, then posted straight to Sage Intacct.

Accounting
05 · Board

The board sees the picture.

Review season read across the org, giving beside pay, whole-person views — from the same record that ran payroll.

TMR Insights Employee 360
Connected

To the books, and to your ChMS.

Pay runs become balanced journal entries posted straight to Sage Intacct — dry-run first. Giving data comes in from your ChMS: CSV upload today, a direct Rock RMS connection in active build.

Accounting
Sage Intacct logo Sage Intacct Direct · final validation
QuickBooks Online logo QuickBooks Online Coming soon
Xero logo Xero Coming soon
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central icon Business Central Coming soon
Shelby Systems logo Shelby Financials Coming soon
RMS · ChMS
Rock RMS logo Rock RMS In active build
Planning Center logo Planning Center Coming soon
Breeze ChMS logo Breeze ChMS Coming soon

The pipeline is shaped by who asks. Accounting integration → · RMS / ChMS →

Specifics

Because that's the whole point.

Housing · 403(b) · 4361 First-class concepts in the payroll model — not workarounds taped onto a generic engine.
W-2 · 1099 · 1095-C · 941 Year-end forms generated from the same ledger the pay runs wrote all year.
Two-layer SSN encryption Field-level encryption on top of TLS. Masked everywhere except an explicit edit.
15 modules, one record Time flows to payroll, payroll to the journal entry, reviews to the board view — no re-keying.
In their pocket · Mobile

The whole system rides along.

Managers sit in the Monday-morning staff meeting, pull out their phones, and approve last week's timesheets right there with their team. That's the mobile app's job — the routine moments, moved to the phone your staff already carries.

  • Last paycheck, pay history, and stubs — clergy lines included
  • W-2s and tax docs, downloaded to the phone
  • Time entry in three shapes — event-coded, multi-job, OT-aware
  • PTO requests and the team time-away calendar
  • Geofenced clock-in at every campus
The sum

One system. Not eleven tools.

1 employee record
15 modules on it
0 re-keying between them

Time flows to payroll, payroll to the books, reviews to the board — nothing carried between tools in a spreadsheet.

See it on your scenarios.

30-minute walkthrough on real ministry cases — a housing allowance, a 4361 clergy member, a pre-pay run, the board view.