Jebra Research

Payroll rules are written in prose. Payroll systems need logic.

We're fine-tuning a language model to convert natural-language pay agreements into structured, auditable payroll rules — the step before calculation.

The distinction

Jebra.io calculates payroll.
Jebra.ai extracts the rules.

Jebra.io

Our payroll calculator for shift-based businesses. It runs the numbers once the logic is known. // the calculation

Jebra.ai

The step before calculation. It turns pay agreements into that logic. // the extraction

The problem

In shift-based work, the rules aren't structured yet.

Pay rules don't live in a database. They sit across pay agreements, contracts, spreadsheets, scheduling systems, manager notes and payroll history.

A human payroll manager can interpret that context. A payroll system cannot use it — until it becomes structured logic.

The model

Trained for extraction, not conversation.

A language model fine-tuned on a single task: reading a pay agreement and producing a rule a payroll engine can execute.

01 Extract

Rates, units, premiums, caps and exceptions — pulled out of prose and named as fields.

02 Map

Pay terms mapped onto a structured payroll schema, so the same rule means the same thing every time.

03 Detect

Ambiguity flagged before a rule is used — not after it has already been paid.