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Run a pay week

For the office Updated 1 September 2026 1 min read

The pay run gathers a week of hours into the numbers you pay against — built from what each person submitted on their timesheet, or from their dockets if they haven’t submitted one.

The pay run for a week
Each person’s hours for the week, built from their timesheet and dockets.
  1. Open Pay run. It opens on the current pay week — which runs from the day you set under Settings → the working day, not a fixed day of the week.
  2. Each row shows the person, their hours, and whether their timesheet is in. Filter to Needs a check or Not submitted to find what’s outstanding.
  3. Where a timesheet and the dockets disagree, the row says so — that’s the one to look at before you pay it.
  4. Open a person to see their days, or print their pay sheet — a PDF of their timesheet plus every docket behind it, which is the copy to hand your bookkeeper or keep on file.
  5. Use the week arrows to step back through past weeks; a past week is read-only.
Careful
Someone submitted the wrong week? Unlock their timesheet from their row and they can fix and re-submit it from their phone.
THE HAND-OFF
Lintelo does the site side — hours, allowances and totals, with the dockets behind every figure. It doesn’t calculate PAYG or super: that’s your payroll system’s job, and the per-person pay sheet is what you hand it.

Contractors are paid on their docketed hours rather than a timesheet, and appear in the same run.

Tip
Timesheets that nobody submits don’t stall the run — at 9am on the first morning of the new pay week, last week’s unsubmitted sheets submit themselves: saved days exactly as typed, blank days claiming the docketed hours. Empty weeks are left alone.
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