This article originally appeared on Insights by Nowsta.

In an earlier post, we looked at why having an electronic time and attendance solution is so valuable to events companies.

This article first appeared on Insights by Nowsta.

It’s well known that tracking employee hours manually on paper timesheets is an unpleasant process. Pestering staff to submit their time and deciphering unclear handwriting is nobody’s idea…

Your employer processes payroll on a weekly, bi-weekly, semi-monthly, or monthly basis. At the end of their pay period, NowstaPay closes off unclaimed earnings to allow your employer to send payments to staff that have not opted-in via check or direct deposit.

A cash out is a withdrawal of funds. After every shift, you receive an app notification or email presenting the option to Accept the money you’ve earned. The Accept Money button links to your NowstaPay account where you can see your events, number of hours worked, and earnings for each shift with the option to cash out.

NowstaPay makes your earnings available when you want for a 2.9% fee. Email us at support@nowsta.com for a more detailed breakdown of the fee.

Log into your NowstaPay account. Upon logging in successfully, you will see a list of your current earnings with a link to your past earnings. Click on Past Earnings to view of all your events to date.

NowstaPay will accept any debit or credit card if it is connected to a bank account and routing number. Please check with your bank service if they accept ACH transfers from wage disbursement services.

AutoPay is the option to receive automatic payment after every shift worked. To set up AutoPay, select “I would like to be paid immediately after every event” at the Cash Out page. You will receive an email notification every time you are paid with a detailed description of the transaction. If you have any questions, you may contact us at support@nowsta.com.

Your employer will send an invitation to NowstaPay after working a shift. In this email, click the Accept Money button to begin the registration process where you can log into your bank account or enter it manually.