Observed arrival · 2026-09-08
Apurato turns Brazilian timekeeping into a payroll-ready file
Apurato receives messy employee time records, applies overtime and collective-agreement rules, and returns a reviewed file for payroll import.
Field notes
The workflow is designed around the inconsistent formats Brazilian payroll offices receive from clients: photographed paper sheets, manager-built spreadsheets, AFD clock exports, and mobile entries. The site says these are normalized into records carrying date, time, origin, and sender, then checked against client-specific agreement rules. It also names AFD and AEJ outputs under Portaria 671 and states a price of R$297 per month for an office serving up to 15 companies.
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