Read the source data
Volca connects to ServiceTitan job, invoice, timecard, role, and pricebook context without rebuilding the week through exports.
Before your Volca demo
A clear primer on what Volca automates, how it connects ServiceTitan to your payroll provider, and the comp structures we can map.
Built specifically for ServiceTitan users.
Step 1 · Agent training
Configuring your payroll & commission logic

Volca agent
Implementation
Training your agent
Install commission
3% of revenue · Mon–Fri
Helper split
70 / 30 when tagged
GP gate
≥ 55% to qualify
SPIFF: IAQ add-on
$15 per unit
Tier bonus
$1k @ $40k monthly
Your team
Payroll + ops
What Volca does
Volca runs the calculation and control work between ServiceTitan and your payroll provider. It turns the rules, source data, exceptions, and final handoff your team manages today into one repeatable process.
Volca connects to ServiceTitan job, invoice, timecard, role, and pricebook context without rebuilding the week through exports.
Your commission, hourly, split, spiff, bonus, deduction, and exception logic is encoded and applied consistently every cycle.
Missing inputs and anomalies are flagged for review before checks are cut. Your team stays in control of the few items that matter.
Volca produces a payroll-ready export for the provider you already use. Your processor still cuts the checks.
Can Volca handle our comp structure?
Volca maps the rules your team applies today, including the exceptions that live in spreadsheets, offer letters, and institutional knowledge.
Commission
Your plan does not need to change first. The demo is where we inspect the real rules and show how they become a calculation trail.
Flat commission percentages
Tiered commission bands
Gross-profit gates
Pricebook-derived rates
Role-specific percentages
Department-specific rules
Business-unit rules
Monthly performance tiers
Clear these up before the demo so the live conversation can focus on your actual payroll, comp plans, and edge cases.
No. Volca calculates and audits payroll, then exports a validated file to the payroll system you already use, including providers such as ADP, Paychex, Paycom, Paylocity, Gusto, and QuickBooks.
Usually no. Volca is designed to encode layered plans, including GP-margin commissions, tiered bands, pricebook spiffs, helper splits, callback deductions, hourly pay, overtime, and role logic.
Employees receive an itemized report showing the jobs, hours, commissions, spiffs, deductions, and source logic behind the check. They can approve or dispute before payroll runs.