
KPilot keeps contracts, leave, skills and reviews for every company in your group. Contracts set the cost of each hour, and leave and holidays set how many hours people can work.
How the people data in KPilot feeds cost and capacity.
Record salary, pay type and employer taxes from each company’s template. A contract in Mexico follows Mexican rules and is paid in pesos.
Compare allocations with the days each person can work after holidays and leave. People above 100% are listed first.
Paid time off in Austin and vacation days in Guadalajara, each with its own policy and holidays. Approve requests in KPilot or from the email.
Each role lists the skills it needs and the level required. KPilot shows gaps and skills held by only one person.
Run periodic and annual reviews from draft to approval, and track scores over 18 months.
Compare billable days with available days by role and by month, for each company.
Set approvals, reviews, training, holidays and leave rules for each company.
Until it is validated, the departure date plans nothing: no handover, no replacement.
Workload, timesheets and deadlines skip public holidays.
From HR: each person’s contract hours, the company’s holidays and approved leave. If HR data is unavailable, the workload shows a message.
Yes. Each company has its country, its currency, its holidays and its charges template. Mesabrook runs a US company and a Mexican one.
A contractor (1099) costs their agreed hourly rate, with no employer burden.
For hourly staff, the overtime cost is pre-filled at 1.5 times the wage and stays editable. KPilot warns when someone logs more than 40 hours in a week without approved overtime.
Gusto in the US: employer taxes and benefits per pay run become the cost of closed months. ERPNext payroll works the same way elsewhere.
Start with Mesabrook’s 66 people, or add your own team.