The whole platform

Ten modules. One record of what actually happened.

The rota feeds attendance. Attendance feeds timesheets. Timesheets feed pay and reporting. Nobody re-types anything, and no two systems disagree about last Tuesday.

How it connects

The handoffs are where the hours go.

Most workforce stacks are three or four tools that each hold part of the truth: the rota in a spreadsheet, the hours in a clocking box, the pay in a bureau portal, the certificates in a folder. Every boundary is a re-keying job and an argument waiting to happen. TaskBit removes the boundaries rather than adding another integration.

  • A published shift is the same object the clock-in is matched against
  • An approved timesheet is the only source a pay run can use
  • A document expiry can block scheduling before it becomes a breach
  • Everything sensitive lands in one audit log
Timesheets · week ending 9 Aug3 to reviewApprove all
EmployeeScheduledWorkedStatus
Jamie StoneShoreditch · 5 shifts
38.0h
37.5h
Matches
Amina OkaforCamden · 4 shifts
32.0h
34.25h
+2.25h OT
Leo ParkShoreditch · 5 shifts
40.0h
36.0h
Missed clock-out

Breaks auto-deducted per location rules · Approve → lock → pay run

Also included

The rest of the HR surface.

Available on Pro, and built on the same people records — so nothing needs a second directory.

People & org chart

Profiles, directory, reporting lines, skills, photos and celebrations.

Training & LMS

Assign courses, track completion and hold a mandatory-training matrix per role.

Performance

Goals, review cycles, feedback and one-to-ones tied to the same people records.

Assets

Issue and return equipment, with overdue alerts against the employee record.

Health & safety

Incident logging and risk assessments in the same place as the rota.

Workflow automation

Trigger a checklist when someone joins, moves site or hits a review date.

Vendor & agency

Worker pools, coordinator portals, placements and client invoicing.

API & webhooks

API keys, webhooks and an audit log for everything sensitive.

Roles

Everyone sees their own job, and nothing else.

Permissions follow the org chart. Frontline staff get their shifts, pay, leave and documents. Managers get the locations they run. Admins get the back office. An agency’s client contact gets an allowlisted portal that internal screens can never leak into.

  • Frontline: shifts, clock-in, leave, payslips, documents, chat
  • Manager: rota, approvals, who’s in, timesheets, their locations only
  • HR & finance: compliance, documents, payroll, reporting
  • Owner & admin: org structure, billing, integrations, audit log
  • External client: their placements and invoices, nothing more

How access control works

People · directory47 employeesInvite
Maya KaurOperations Manager · Shoreditch
Manager
Amina OkaforTeam lead · Camden · 4 direct reports
Team lead
Jamie StoneFront of house · Shoreditch
Clocked in
Leo ParkKitchen · Shoreditch
Doc expiring
🎂 Two celebrations this weekPriya's birthday · Jamie's 3-year anniversary
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