TurboCore to show payroll teams how AI can investigate pay variances in free webinar on 4 November


Posted October 16, 2026 by turbocoreai

Free 60-minute webinar on Wednesday 4 November 2026 covers using AI for payroll variance investigation, retro adjustments, data privacy and HCM release changes, with a person confirming every answer.

 
TurboCore AI will hold a free live webinar, "How Can AI Help You Run Payroll Better?", on Wednesday 4 November 2026 at 12:30 PM ET (11:30 AM CT, 9:30 AM PT).

Ravi Ayyalaraju, Co-Founder of TurboCore AI, and David Pickrell, SVP Solutions & Delivery, will use real payroll examples to show where AI can do investigation work for payroll teams and where a payroll professional makes the call.

The session covers six topics: investigating payroll variances, retro and prior-period exceptions, checking whether an AI's answer can be trusted, keeping sensitive employee data away from AI models, handling legislative updates and Workday, SAP and Oracle releases, and dividing work between AI and people.

The webinar is meant for payroll managers and directors, payroll operations teams, HRIS and HCM leaders, and teams running payroll on Workday, SAP SuccessFactors, Oracle and PeopleSoft. It runs for 60 minutes plus live Q&A. Everyone who registers receives the recording.

Registration is free: https://turbocoreai.com/how-can-ai-help-you-run-payroll-better/?utm_source=prfree&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=webinar-2026-11-payroll&utm_content=prfree-release-1

About TurboCore AI

TurboCore AI helps enterprises release changes to their SAP, Oracle and Workday applications faster, with evidence behind every go-live decision. More at turbocoreai.com.

Media contact: Manvendra Shrivastava, Marketing Head, TurboCore AI, [email protected]
 
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Categories Business , Human Resources , Software
Tags payroll , ai in payroll , hris , hcm , workday , sap successfactors , oracle hcm , webinar
Last Updated October 16, 2026