BYOBot

Automate Gusto Without Code

Payroll prep, onboarding paperwork, PTO tracking, benefits admin, HR reporting: describe your Gusto workflow and get a portable agent spec. First build free.

Prep the payroll run Onboard a new hire Reconcile PTO Summarize benefits Build an HR report Check compliance docs
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Payroll Prep
Assemble the run, reconcile hours and changes, and flag variances against last period, so you approve payroll instead of building it.
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Onboarding Paperwork
Generate the offer, forms, and task list for a new hire, and route IT and the manager their setup steps.
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PTO & Time Tracking
Reconcile PTO balances and timesheets, flag the discrepancies, and keep accruals honest without a spreadsheet.
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Benefits Admin
Draft plain-English benefits summaries and chase open enrollment tasks, so employees are not decoding jargon alone.
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Compliance Docs
Check that required documents are collected and current, and flag what is missing before it becomes a problem.
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HR Reporting
Build headcount, comp, and turnover reports from Gusto data, ready for leadership without a manual export.
Gusto BambooHR Rippling QuickBooks Xero Slack Google Sheets
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AI Chat Tool
Run it in any chat AI
Paste payroll changes or new-hire details into Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini with a BYOBot spec and get back the variance check, the paperwork, or the report. No OAuth required.
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Browser Agent
Agent works your HR
A browser agent moves through Gusto directly, prepping runs and generating documents, without a developer wiring the API first.
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Automation Stack
Fully automated HR ops
Connect the spec through your stack so onboarding and PTO reconciliation run on triggers, and each payroll starts prepped.

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Describe the payroll or HR workflow. Get a portable spec. Run it wherever your team data lives.

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No account. No code. Never runs payroll unattended.

Payroll and HR admin is high-stakes and deeply repetitive at the same time, which is a stressful combination. A payroll run is the same reconciliation every period, and a single missed change means someone is paid wrong. Onboarding is the same packet of forms and tasks for every hire. PTO drifts out of sync the moment a spreadsheet is involved. The work is rule-bound and recurring, so an agent can carry the assembly while a person keeps the sign-off that a paycheck deserves.

BYOBot writes a portable spec for each workflow: a structured file naming the inputs, the reconciliation and generation rules, and the output. Build the payroll-prep spec once and run it from a chat AI, a browser agent inside Gusto, or your stack on a schedule. The agent reconciles hours and changes and flags variances against last period, so you review a short exceptions list instead of rebuilding the run. It shares logic with payroll automation and the broader HR operations workflow set.

The boundary here is firm: BYOBot preps payroll and flags variances, but a human approves and submits the run. That is not a limitation, it is the point, because a paycheck is exactly the kind of thing that should never run unattended. Start with onboarding paperwork, since every hire needs it and it is pure repetition, then let PTO reconciliation and reporting follow. Running headcount alongside recruiting? The BambooHR automation keeps the people record in sync.

BYOBot automates the assembly around payroll and HR: prepping the payroll run and flagging variances, generating onboarding paperwork and tasks, reconciling PTO and timesheets, drafting benefits summaries, checking compliance documents, and building HR reports. It handles the prep and reconciliation and leaves the payroll submission to a human.
No, and that boundary is firm. BYOBot preps the run, reconciles hours and changes, and flags variances, then a person reviews, approves, and submits. It never runs or submits payroll unattended. A paycheck is exactly the kind of thing that should always have a human sign-off, so it does.
Payroll-prep automation reconciles hours, new hires, terminations, and comp changes for the period, then flags variances against the last run, an unexpected jump, a missing timesheet, a change that was not applied. You review a short exceptions list and approve, instead of rebuilding and eyeballing the whole run.
Yes. Onboarding automation generates the offer, forms, and task list for each hire and routes IT, the manager, and payroll their setup steps. Every new hire gets the same complete, on-time onboarding without an HR person assembling the packet by hand each time.
Gusto workflows port to BambooHR, Rippling, and other platforms, and sync to QuickBooks or Xero, because BYOBot maps your HR and payroll logic rather than one product's API. Running more than one system does not mean building your automations twice.
No. Paste payroll changes or new-hire details into an AI chat tool for an instant result, run a browser agent against Gusto directly, or connect the spec to your automation stack for hands-off onboarding and reconciliation. You can start with no integration and automate over time.