Timesheets

Your hard earned dollars are a submission away!

How it works

Talenza partners with payrolling company Ayers to make sure you get paid on time, every time.

To submit your timesheet, click below to access the Ayers portal.

Timesheet Portal

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the timesheet cut off period?

Submissions must be made by 5pm on a Friday. Approvals are then due by 5pm on Monday.
Will I get reminders to submit my timesheet?
Yes, below are a list of the reminders you will receive for pending timesheets:

Friday
- 2pm - Timesheet reminder Email
- 4:30pm - Timesheet reminder SMS
Monday
- 10am - Timesheet reminder Email
- 2pm - Timesheet reminder SMS
Tuesday
- 8:30am - Timesheet reminder Email
Will my line manager receive a reminder to approve my timesheet?

Yes, your line manager will receive the following reminders:

Monday
Approver notification email goes out to all line managers where workers have submitted a timesheet at 12:00 PM.

Tuesday
Approver notification email goes out to all line managers where workers have submitted a timesheet at 9:00 AM.
What are the benefits are available to me?

There are a range of benefits available to you. Explore the list below or contact your consultant for more infomation.

Salary Sacrifice to Super
Increasing superannuation contributions, reduces your tax and increases your net pay plus super!

Tax Deductible Expenses
You can claim work related expenses through Ayers as you go, which helps reduce the amount of tax you pay.

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