HR, Benefits & Payroll Autopilot
An autonomous agent that processes payroll, administers benefits, and enforces compliance so your HR team focuses on people, not paperwork. 70-80% of recurring HR tasks run without human touch.
Autonomous execution, human oversight where it matters
The agent handles payroll reconciliation, benefits enrollment processing, onboarding document assembly, and compliance calendar tracking with full autonomy. Higher-judgment tasks like compensation benchmarking, termination processing, and benefits plan comparison are drafted for human review.
Every action carries a full audit trail. Your team stays in control of policy decisions while the agent eliminates the manual grind of people operations.
Performance
Capabilities
Built for the complexity of people operations
From multi-state compliance tracking to real-time carrier integrations, every capability is designed for the rigor HR demands.
Multi-state compliance
Tracks evolving employment law across all 50 states and flags required policy updates before deadlines hit.
Payroll audit trail
Every calculation, adjustment, and approval is logged with timestamps and attribution for audit readiness.
Benefits carrier sync
Real-time EDI connections to major carriers ensure enrollment changes propagate within hours, not weeks.
How it works
Two tiers of intelligent automation
Routine tasks execute autonomously while high-judgment work is drafted and queued for human approval.
Autonomous Execution
Payroll runs without manual triggers
Cross-reference timesheets, deductions, and tax withholdings every cycle with zero human intervention.
Payroll reconciliation
Matched 2,847 entries
Benefits enrollment
142 elections validated
Human-in-the-Loop
Drafted for expert review
Compensation benchmarking, termination processing, and benefits plan analysis prepared for HR sign-off.
Comp benchmarking
Draft ready for review
Termination processing
Severance calculated
Automate your people operations.
Deploy the HR Autopilot in days. See payroll errors drop and onboarding velocity climb from week one.