Use an explicit rule version.
Each calculation uses a defined package and runtime version. The applicable period, population and required inputs belong to the rules being used.
Payroll Engine
Our calculation engine runs a specified version of a payroll rule package. Inspect the inputs, deductions and employer costs behind the result.
An animated product story using fictional people and sample amounts. A hiring brief becomes an RSM. Candidates are recommended and selected. After interviews, offers and onboarding, employee records appear in People. The story follows leave, attendance, payroll calculations, company payroll groups, documents, signatories and contracts. The illustration has no editable system controls. Playback can be paused or restarted.
One employment journey, across the products your team works with.
Follow the month's inputs into a calculation and its payroll group. Animated with fictional data.
Each calculation uses a defined package and runtime version. The applicable period, population and required inputs belong to the rules being used.
Decimal arithmetic and explicit rounding rules support payroll calculations. Trace the steps that produce employee deductions and employer costs.
Keep the rule version and inputs with the calculation. Re-run them with the same runtime build to reproduce the output and explanation.
The example below illustrates calculation mechanics only. Country packages have specific scopes. Internal verification does not establish statutory certification, payment execution or production availability in every market.
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