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Gusto is one of the payroll systems Filed connects to. Ask Filed for a client's payroll information while you work on their return, or set a Routine to pull it before a filing deadline. Filed reads from the companies the connected administrator can access.

Read access is always on and covers reporting and reconciliation work. Write access stays off until your firm explicitly approves payroll changes through Filed. For most firms, read-only is the right default.

How it works
  • Review payroll information for connected companies
  • Support reconciliation and deadline-driven review
  • Prepare approved payroll changes when Write is enabled
  • Automate payroll checks with Routines
Example prompts

Ask Filed, in your own words.

Starting points for this connection. Swap the bracketed details for your client and your dates.

Ask

Summarize the Gusto information for [client name] for [date range].

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Find items in Gusto that need review before [deadline].

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With write access enabled, prepare the approved Gusto update and show the proposed changes first.

Questions

The questions firms ask us

An administrator who can access the intended company. You sign in through Filed's integration provider, Composio, and approve access.

No, unless your firm turns on Write for the connection. The docs advise keeping write access disabled unless payroll changes through Filed are explicitly approved.

Filed only sees what the connected user can see. Verify that user's Gusto company access, then reconnect if the account was wrong.