Join the Crew
Get the best resources for producers delivered to your mailbox
Get the best resources for producers delivered to your mailbox
Naysawn is a co-founder of Wrapbook.
At Wrapbook, we pride ourselves on providing outstanding free resources to producers and their crews, but this post is for informational purposes only as of the date above. The content on our website is not intended to provide and should not be relied on for legal, accounting, or tax advice. You should consult with your own legal, accounting, or tax advisors to determine how this general information may apply to your specific circumstances.
On-demand payroll, concierge support. Here’s how Wrapbook compares with CAPS.
Today we are excited to announce that we are rolling out improvements to timecards. These updates are designed to make time input simple and wage breakdowns easy to understand.
These are the updates:
It probably comes as no surprise that most crew log their timecards on Wrapbook with their phones. That’s why we updated time logging to be more mobile friendly and fast to fill a single week in one go.
For production companies, we’ve added a breakdown to time calculations so you can better see how gross wages are calculated.
More specifically, our update allows you to see how time is calculated between days. With numbers side by side, you're able to better compare start, meal, and end times between days.
You now have the option to have non-union meal penalties automatically calculated for you.
All new projects have automatic meal penalty calculations turned on by default, while all existing projects are turned off by default. Meal penalties can be included for all types of time calculations.
If you would like to enable them, please adjust your project settings to use California meal penalties.
This update opens the way for Wrapbook to further simplify gross wage calculations for unions workers down the line. We plan to share more announcements on this subject in the coming months.
