Every dollar
shows its work

The number on a paycheck is the end of a chain: a deal, a rate, a rule, a validation, sometimes a clawback. Commish keeps the whole chain, for every dollar, every run — so “why did I get this?” is answered by showing, not arguing.

The Commish payout ledger: net payout, deals evaluated, reps, clawbacks, and a per-rep summary with approval controls

Ledger → rep → deal → line item

Start at the cycle total, click into a rep, click into a deal, and land on the exact calculation: which component fired, at what rate, on what basis, and which validation checks passed before it was allowed to pay. Nothing is a black box because nothing is allowed to be.

A deal expanded inside a rep's detail view showing the commission calculation, component, and 'all checks passed' validation

Reviewed, approved, exported — on the record

Runs move through review and approval before anything reaches payroll, and the export lands in your payroll provider's format. Integer-cent math end to end: rounding happens at display, never inside the calculation, because a million tiny float errors is still an error on somebody's pay.

Stop defending numbers.
Start showing them

Run your real plan and click down to any dollar's receipt.

Try it live

Screenshots show a demo organisation with illustrative data.