Gusto reporting cannot apply multiple filters simultaneously
HR and payroll teams in Gusto cannot drill into report data with multiple simultaneous filters, limiting analytical depth. The gap forces workarounds like data exports for any non-trivial analysis.
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Gusto HR/Payroll Navigation Requires Excessive Clicks to Find Features
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Gusto Lacks Aggregate Project Time Summary Across Employees
Gusto's time tracking requires managers to manually open each employee's record to see how much time was spent on a given project, with no cross-employee summary or rollup view. For project-based businesses that need to track team hours per project for billing or capacity planning, this creates significant manual overhead. The missing aggregation layer is a straightforward reporting gap.
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