Payment Details Page
  • 30 Aug 2024
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This article reviews the Payment Details page within Workforce. Here, users can view and edit details for a single payment within a pay run.


Navigation

The Payment Details page is accessible from the Pay Run Details page. Click on the desired payment to open the associated Payment Details page.


Header

Field/Button

Description

1

Pay Run Details Button

Click to return to the associated Pay Run Details page.

2

Employee Name

Name of the employee who is the recipient of the payment. Click to open the employee's Employee Record.

3

Delete Button

Deletes the employee from the pay run. Deleting the employee will remove the employee and all associated earnings and deductions from the pay run. This action is irreversible.

This button is only displayed for payments in pay runs that have an 'In Progress' or 'Needs Attention' status.

4

Save Changes Button

Click to save added and edited earnings or deductions.

This button is disabled when no edits have been made.

5

Pay Run Status

Current status of the pay run associated with the payment:

Ready to Calculate - Payment is pending calculation.

Needs Attention - Payment was calculated and an error was encountered.

Hovering over the flag next to the 'Needs Attention' status will display the error with the payment. The Pay Run Details article contains a list of all possible payment errors.

Pending Approval - Payment is calculated and is ready to be paid.

Paid - Payment is complete.

6

Pay Run Date

Date of the pay run.

7

Pay By Check Button

Click to convert the distribution type of the payment to 'Check'. This action will only be applied to the displayed payment, and will not change the employee's payment method selection. Learn more about converting a payment to 'pay by check' here.

This button is only displayed when the pay run's status is 'Pending Approval'.

8

Pay Period Date

End date for the pay period associated with the payment, followed by the payment type.

9

Payment Summary

Displays the totals for each detail section.


Gross Earnings Section

The Gross Earnings section includes all earnings for the payment, including hourly, salary, PTO, and bonuses.

Earning Groups

Earning entries are grouped and totaled when they share all of the following:

  • Type

  • Location

  • Job

  • Rate

The top level of the earning group is not editable, and represents the line item that will appear on paystubs. Editing any earnings in the earning group will update the total.

Clicking the 'Chevron'icon in the column header will expand or collapse all groups. Clicking the 'Chevron'icon for a single earning group will expand or collapse that group.

Gross Earnings Columns

Column

Description

Type

Earning type associated with the earning.

Location

Location associated with the earning.

Job

Job associated with the earning.

Rate

Rate associated with the earning.

Hours

Hours associated with the earning.

Hours are reported as a decimal. Example: 4 hours and 15 minutes appears as 4.25.

Amount

Amount of the earning.

Collected

In the Gross Earnings section, this column is intentionally left blank. The Collected column is only used for carryover reporting in the Deductions section.

Carryover Balance

In the Gross Earnings section, this column is intentionally left blank. The Carryover Balance column is only used for carryover reporting in the Deductions section.

MTD

Month-to-date amount of the earning.

YTD

Year-to-date amount of the earning.

Adding and Editing Earnings

The earnings within a single payment can be edited when the payment has at least one earning. Learn more about adding and editing earnings here.

If the payment associated with an employee has no earnings, earnings can be added by pushing hourly earnings from Smart Ops or by importing payments.

 If a payment contains only earnings populated through one-time payments that are set to be paid 'As Soon As Possible', additional earnings cannot be added on the Payment Details page. Additional earnings must be added by editing the one-time payment instead.

Earnings can be added by clicking '+ Add Earnings' at the top of the Gross Earnings table.

Earnings can be edited by expanding the associated earning group, then editing the desired field. Editable fields are indicated with an outline.

Learn more about adding and editing earnings here


Deductions Section

The Deductions section contains information for deductions and taxes. 

Column

Description

Type

Type of the deduction/tax.

Amount

Amount of the deduction/tax calculated based on earnings in the payment.

Deduction amounts can be adjusted by changing the amount shown. Learn more about adding and editing deductions here.

Collected

Amount of the deduction/tax collected from the payment.

This column is only displayed when Net Pay Shortfalls is enabled.

Carryover Balance

Remaining amount of the deduction/tax to be collected in future payments.

This column is only displayed when Net Pay Shortfalls is enabled.

Month-to-date

Total amount of the deduction/tax collected for the month of the payment up to the date of the payment.

Year-to-date

Total amount of the deduction/tax collected for the year of the payment up to the date of the payment.

Trashcan Icon

Click to delete the associated deduction. Learn more about adding and editing deductions here.

The trashcan icon is only displayed for manually added deductions.

Deductions Subsections

Pre-Tax Deductions- The Pre-Tax Deductions section includes all deductions applied before taxes are calculated. The employee's configured pre-tax deductions can be viewed on the Payroll tab of their Employee Record. 

Deferred Compensation - The Deferred Compensation section will include any deferred compensation deductions. 

Total Taxes - The Total Taxes section includes all taxes withheld from the payment. The employee's configured tax withholdings can be viewed on the Taxes tab of their Employee Record.

Post-Tax Deductions - The Post-Tax Deductions section includes all deductions applied after taxes are calculated. The employee's configured post-tax deductions can be viewed on the Payroll tab of their Employee Record.

Adding and Editing Deductions

The existing deductions within a single payment can be edited by adjusting the deduction amount in the deduction tables. Learn more about adding and editing deductions here.

Variable type deductions can be added by clicking '+ Add Deductions' at the top of the Deductions section. 


Net Earnings & Deposits Section

The Net Earnings & Deposits section displays the payment accounts for the employee and the amount of the payment that will be deposited into each one. 

Direct deposits and pay cards will be indicated with the 'Type' of 'Checking' or 'Savings'. Printed paychecks will be indicated with the 'Type' of 'Check'.

Column

Description

Nickname

User-entered name for a direct deposit account.

Financial Institution

Name of the financial institution for a direct deposit account.

Type

Type of the account. 'Checking' or 'Savings' for direct deposit, 'Check' for a paper paycheck.

Number

Account number for a direct deposit account.

Amount

Total payment amount to be deposited in the associated account.

Collected

In the Net Earnings & Deposits section, this column is intentionally left blank. The Collected column is only used for carryover reporting in the Deductions section.

Carryover Balance

In the Net Earnings & Deposits section, this column is intentionally left blank. The Carryover Balance column is only used for carryover reporting in the Deductions section.

Month-to-date

Amount deposited to the associated account month-to-date.

Year-to-date

Amount deposited to the associated account year-to-date.


Additional Information Sidesheet

Clicking on the 'i' iconwill open a sidesheet with calculation information for that detail line.

Clicking on the '?' iconin the Net Earnings & Deposits section will open a sidesheet with direct deposit distribution information.

The '?' icon is not displayed for variable type deductions.



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