Employees Forgetting to Log Worked Hours in Payroll App
A user reports no issues with their payroll tool beyond needing to remember to enter hours worked. This is a personal habit note rather than a product or market problem.
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surfaced semanticallyDaily Hours Entry In Gusto Does Not Function Well
A Gusto user wishes the feature for manually filling in daily work hours functioned better. The complaint is brief and does not specify the exact malfunction.
Gusto Users Want Faster Ways to Enter Staff Hours
A Gusto user wishes there were easier, faster ways to input staff working hours, pointing to friction in the manual time-entry workflow for payroll.
Gusto Payroll Cannot Pre-Enter Future Hours or Planned Time Off
Gusto's time-tracking module only accepts current-period hours, preventing employees from logging future work time or pre-scheduling vacation. This forces manual retroactive entry and creates reconciliation issues for HR teams managing forward-looking schedules. A common HR workflow need is blocked by a platform constraint.
Gusto clock-in editor subtracts time instead of saving edits
When employees or admins attempt to edit logged clock-in times in Gusto, the system incorrectly subtracts time rather than applying the correction. This directly affects payroll accuracy and requires manual intervention to fix. The bug is situational and may affect a subset of users or specific edit flows.
Hourly Workers Want Photo-Based Time Entry Instead of Manual Logging
A Gusto user manually transcribes hours from a paper notebook into the app and wishes they could instead snap a photo of their handwritten log for automatic upload. This highlights a gap in low-friction time capture for workers who track hours on paper.
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