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Hyper for Gusto
Look up your Gusto company, people, payroll, and time off, and run payroll, as a Gusto admin. One connection covers one company.
How Hyper works with Gusto
What Hyper reads
Hyper does not keep a copy of your Gusto data. It reads it live each time you ask, from the one company that you chose when you connected, and only the kinds of data that you allowed on the Gusto sign-in page. It can read company details, locations, departments, federal tax details, and bank accounts. It can read employees and contractors with their jobs, pay, job history, and benefits. It can read payrolls, contractor payments, pay schedules, time off, and time sheets. It can run reports, such as the payroll costs for your accounting (general ledger), without asking. Gusto never shows Hyper a full Social Security number or bank account number.
What Hyper can do
Create extra payrolls outside your normal schedule. Change, calculate, submit, cancel, and delete payrolls, and skip a payroll by running it for $0. Pay contractors. Create, change, and delete kinds of pay, such as a bonus. Change employee and contractor details and addresses. End a contractor's work or hire them again, and undo either. Add, verify, and remove company bank accounts. Change company details, locations, and federal tax details. Add and remove signatories, the people who sign tax forms for your company. Create, change, and delete time sheets. Gusto does not let Hyper add employees or contractors, change pay rates, end an employee's job, change the bank accounts that people get paid to, change time off or benefits, or add admins. Hyper cannot upload files. Hyper asks you before each action, unless you chose to always allow that kind of action.
Before you connect
Hyper can read pay and personal details for everyone in your company. A payroll or contractor payment that Hyper submits moves real money from your company bank account. You can cancel a submitted payroll only until 4pm Pacific time on its deadline day. Only a Gusto admin with full access can connect. Employees and contractors can write their own details, and these can hide instructions that try to trick an assistant, so check each change before you approve it.