Quart prepares payroll from the schedule: regular and overtime hours, gross pay, QPP, QPIP and employment insurance at Quebec’s official 2026 rates, employer contributions and net pay. Federal and Quebec income tax are not calculated yet: you enter them before finalizing.

Yes. When you finalize a payroll, each employee sees their stub in their portal: period, hours, earnings, deductions, net pay, employer contributions, year-to-date totals and payment tracking.

Partly. For Quebec, QPP, QPIP and employment insurance are calculated from the 2026 rates published by Revenu Québec and the CRA, including annual maximums. Federal tax, Quebec tax and the second additional QPP contribution are entered manually for now. For other provinces, all deductions are entered.

Quart prepares deposits: employees provide their details, you approve them, then Quart checks the payroll and produces a deposit list (CSV) that you review and use with your bank. Quart does not move money or send anything to the bank. You then confirm the deposit and employees are notified.

You can choose RBC, TD, BMO, CIBC, National Bank, Desjardins, Scotiabank, Laurentian Bank, Tangerine or another institution. Today the file produced is a CSV deposit list, not a standard bank format. Bank-specific formats (such as CPA-005) are in preparation and will only be turned on once validated.

Yes, from CSV or Excel. Quart matches employees, amounts and dates, then shows everything for review before importing. PDFs and images are not read automatically yet.

Yes, under “My pay”: next payroll, history, detailed stub and payment steps. A payroll only shows as “deposited” once the employer has confirmed it.

Access is enforced on the server: a manager only sees their business, an employee only sees their own pay. Account numbers are masked and Quart never asks for your banking credentials. Payroll status changes are validated by the server and recorded in the log.

Yes. Quart was built first for teams of a few people: one business, its positions, its employees, one day at a time. There is no long setup before your first schedule.

The Team plan covers up to 15 active employees; the Unlimited plan has no limit. You can switch plans whenever the team grows.

No. Quart opens in the phone browser and can be added to the home screen like an app. Employees sign in to their own portal.

That is where it started: the schedule shows one day at a time and shifts are assigned by dragging an employee with your finger. The same interface works on tablet and desktop.

Yes. Create as many positions as you need, each with its colour and base rate, and an employee can hold several. Quart takes their positions into account when you assign them.

Yes, that is what the employee portal is for: each person sees their shifts, hours, breaks and positions as soon as the schedule is published.

Yes. Requests and time off start in the employee portal and land with the manager, who answers in the same place.

Yes. Change a shift, remove someone, add a break: the change is saved and the team sees the current version.

Your data is saved on the Quart server. When you publish, the schedule becomes visible in the portal of the employees concerned, on whatever device they use.

Yes, the trial lasts 14 days and includes everything. You can build a real schedule during the trial and keep it afterwards.

Yes, at any time from your account. It stops at the end of the period already paid; no multi-year commitment.

Not for now: it is included in the Team and Unlimited plans during launch. An advanced payroll offer may be added later; it will be clearly announced.