Built for the temp & contract business model
Temp staffing has its own economics: bill rate vs. pay rate, weekly invoicing, conversion fees, mark-up windows, assignment extensions, and contractor re-deployment. The Temp & Contract Staffing snapshot is built around all of it.
- Assignment record — every placement is a structured assignment: client, contractor, start, end, bill rate, pay rate, mark-up, conversion-fee schedule.
- Weekly timesheet collection — contractors submit hours via SMS or portal each Friday. Foreman or client supervisor approves with one click. Disputes route to the recruiter.
- Automatic billing — Sunday night, the system pulls approved hours, generates the invoice with proper line items, and emails it to your client’s AP.
- Assignment-end forecasting — recruiters see “ending in the next 14 days” and start re-deployment outreach before the contractor goes on the bench.
- Conversion-fee handling — when a client hires the contractor, the prorated conversion fee invoices automatically per the schedule on the assignment.
Recruiters keep contractors deployed
The hardest part of temp staffing isn’t placing a contractor once — it’s keeping them placed. A contractor on the bench is a contractor talking to your competitors. The snapshot keeps assignments visible and re-deployment proactive.
When an assignment is 14 days from ending, the recruiter sees the contractor’s skill profile, the open client requisitions that match, and a one-click “send this contractor’s profile to that client” action. The contractor gets a heads-up SMS: “your assignment at Acme ends Friday — we have 3 roles lined up for you.”
Compliance for temp & contract
The snapshot ships with EEOC-compliant intake, I-9 / W-4 collection at hire, weekly time-record retention for FLSA, and ACA-aware tracking of hours toward full-time status for ACA-large-employer agencies.
For multi-state placements, the snapshot tracks the state of work for each shift — important for unemployment insurance, workers’ comp, and state-specific overtime rules.
What this typically replaces
For temp & contract staffing, this commonly replaces a TempWorks / Avionté front-office (paired with their back-office for payroll) or a custom Excel-plus-Salesforce rig. Your recruiters get a unified view of contractor + assignment + client. Your AP gets clean weekly invoices. Your contractors get the kind of communication that keeps them choosing you over the competition.
