Weekly payroll export
Payroll register from QuickBooks, Gusto, ADP or Paychex (CSV or PDF) and timecards with hours by day, job and craft. Worker IDs, not SSNs.
5 min
Weekly certified payroll · prevailing-wage subcontractors
Send your weekly payroll export. We check every worker's pay against the job's required rates, build the certified payroll and enter it in your portal. You sign.
Required rate (base + fringe)
2 of 9 workers underpaid · $227 back pay listed before you sign
On public jobs, workers must get at least the prevailing wage, a set local rate. Contractors prove it weekly with signed certified payroll.
The rule
Every week with work on a federal Davis-Bacon job, each contractor and sub submits certified payroll. The prime answers for all subs.
29 CFR 5.5(a)(3)(ii)(A)Who signs
The contractor, or its agent who pays the workers, signs a Statement of Compliance that everyone got the required rates.
29 CFR 5.5(a)(3)(ii)(C)If it goes wrong
If payrolls are not submitted, the agency may suspend further payments. It can also be grounds for debarment, a ban from federal work.
29 CFR 5.5(a)(3)(iv)(B)If it is false
Falsifying the Statement of Compliance may bring civil or criminal prosecution.
29 CFR 5.5(a)(3)(ii)(F)One-time setup, then the same small things on a rhythm.
Payroll register from QuickBooks, Gusto, ADP or Paychex (CSV or PDF) and timecards with hours by day, job and craft. Worker IDs, not SSNs.
5 min
Wage determination (the required rates) or DIR project ID, contract number, crafts used and fringe benefit plan statements.
10 min
California DIR: your primary contact approves our link to your business. LCPtracker or Elations: your main user adds us.
5 min
We build the file with worker IDs. A small offline page on your computer adds SSNs and addresses before you upload. They never reach us.
1 min a week
Never full Social Security numbers and never your eSignature password. You sign the Statement of Compliance; we never certify for you.
What we see, what we never see, and how it is protected.
How your data reaches us
On paper? Paper timecards: use our one-page weekly crew sheet. We read the photo and reconcile it with paid hours (+$50 a month).
AI does the work; a person checks; you sign.
Split hours by job, craft and day from your payroll and timecards.
Match each worker to the wage determination's craft and required rate.
Compare paid base and fringe with the required rates, overtime included.
Fill the WH-347 or state file and enter it in your portal.
You fix exceptions, sign the Statement of Compliance and submit.
| Worker · craft | Paid / required | Status |
|---|---|---|
| R. Alvarez · electrician | $90.10 / $89.35 | OK |
| T. Nguyen · electrician | $86.60 / $89.35 | Short $110 this week |
| D. Kim · laborer, overtime | $60.80 / $80.30 | Short $117 this week |
| S. Morales · apprentice | $52.40 / $51.90 | OK |
$199
a month
WellStanding charges a $995 setup fee, then $249 a month for crews of up to 25 workers. WellStanding pricing
Send one week's payroll export and the job's wage determination. We return the finished report and its exceptions, free.