Varlo

Generate more. Spend less.

A British pub interior — the house the trades keep running.
On the floor

Works & pay

Saturday’s pay run is a list — not a reconstruction.

A hospitality bolt-on: track trades you hire for the pub or hotel — what you need to pay them, how much, and what has already been paid.

Contractors & contracts

Workers, jobs, and rates in the cloud. We can get you set up.

  • Saturday is a list

    Who, job, due — not a reconstruction

  • Owed versus paid

    Advances already taken off

  • Day rate and fixed jobs

    Trades sit in the same week

  • By site and job

    The cost of a house, not only a person

Staff and the flow

The house, through Varlo, to Saturday pay.

Trades keep the place running. The week owed is a list — who, job, due — not a reconstruction.

  1. A British pub interior — the house the trades keep running.
    Varlo

    The house

    Days on the annex, a roof, the landing.

  2. A pub manager checking figures on a tablet.
    Varlo

    Saturday list

    Net due, advances off, mark it paid.

Saturday is a list

  1. 01

    Log the work

    Days and fixed jobs

  2. 02

    See the week due

    Net, advances, paid

  3. 03

    Mark it paid

    One list for Saturday

No more of this

What comes off the week

Stops overpaying, underpaying, and the Saturday morning reconstruction of who did what.

  • A stack of texts about who did what

  • Forgotten advances

  • Paying the same job twice

  • Saturday morning reconstruction

Savings and benefits

What contractors gives back

Stops overpaying, underpaying, and the Saturday morning reconstruction of who did what.

  • Stops overpaying, underpaying, and forgotten advances.

  • Who did what, what is due, what is already paid — before Saturday morning.

  • Day-rate people and fixed jobs sit in the same week.

What it does

Track contractors, jobs, owed versus paid — for pubs, hotels, and operators hiring trades.

The flow

  1. 01

    Log the work

    Days and contract jobs against a site or a job.

  2. 02

    See the week due

    Net due, advances, already paid.

  3. 03

    Record the payment

    Saturday is a list. Mark it paid.

The software running

Dashboards, lists, alerts — cropped from the live kit

Anonymised as The Oak. Enough chrome to see it is real software. Not every screen, and not your data.

09:41LTE

Varlo

WE 9 Aug

Works

The Oak · contractors

Due this week

£

Already paid

£

  • Alex

    4 days · Annex

    £
  • Sam

    Contract · Roof

    £
  • Jo

    2 days · Decor

    £

This week’s pay

Who worked, what is due, what is already paid — names anonymised.

app.varlo.co.uk/works
The Oak

Contractors

The Oak · this week

Add day
WhoJobDaysDue
AlexAnnex4£
SamRoof—£
JoDecor2£

Week board

Who, job, days, due — one table for Saturday.

app.varlo.co.uk/works
The Oak

Jobs

Different works, one week

  • Annex plaster

    Day rate

    Open
  • Roof flashings

    Fixed

    Paid
  • Decor landing

    Day rate

    Due

Jobs

Day rate and fixed works in the same list.

09:41LTE

Varlo

Live

Saturday pay

Owed versus paid

Net due

£

Advances already taken off. No reconstruction.

Mark paid

Owed versus paid

Advances already taken off. Mark paid.

Who it is for

Pubs, hotels, and hospitality sites that hire trades for maintenance or works — one site or a small group.

Different contractors, different works

Day-rate people and fixed-price jobs sit in the same week. You can see who was where without a stack of texts and invoices.

What you need to pay — and how much

The week shows net due, advances, and what has already been paid. Saturday’s pay run is a list, not a reconstruction.

Sites and jobs

Work is logged against a pub, hotel, or job, so you can see the cost of a site as well as a person.

A phone-sized weekly rhythm

Record a day, enter the week, make the payment. Built for people who are on site, not in an accounts office all afternoon.

How it goes in

Stage by stage — not a six-month programme

The enterprise suites sell a long project and a project team. We walk the house, put the first module in, and you see it running. Then it is a monthly direct debit, and the next job waits until you need it.

  1. 01

    On site or Zoom

    Walk the house

    The week as it actually runs — till, diary, paperwork, who does what. We say what to put in first.

    You getA first module, not a shopping list.

  2. 02

    A cloud login

    Set up the first module

    Contractors is the start on this page. We set it up around the house you already run.

    You getThe software in your week, not a classroom.

  3. 03

    A trial login

    See it for 48 hours

    Try it — or browse a system already running in a pub.

    You getYou see it running before a monthly debit.

  4. 04

    Recurring and modular

    Go live on monthly direct debit

    Pay monthly by UK direct debit for the modules you use. Extra modules are cheaper the more of the suite you run.

    You getOne module live. The rest wait.

  5. 05

    When you need it

    Add the next job

    Heating, paperwork, payroll, rooms, scans, contractors — the next pain, not the whole catalogue at once.

    You getThe week gets lighter, one job at a time.

That is the implement path. Not a project team, and not six months before anyone logs in.

Questions people ask

Is this for PAYE staff or contractors?
Contractors and contract works — day rates, fixed jobs, advances, and payments. Staff payroll is a separate product.
Can it handle more than one site?
Yes. Workers and jobs are set up per site or job, then rolled into the week’s pay picture.
How does it save money?
Unlogged days, forgotten advances, and paying the same job twice are expensive. A clear owed-versus-paid view is cheaper than sorting it out a month later.

We’ll set you up

Start with contractors

Plans are modular and recurring, billed monthly by UK direct debit. We can get you set up. Extra modules are discounted the more you use.

  • Log days and contract jobs against a site
  • See net due, advances, already paid
  • Mark the week paid
  • One picture for Saturday