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Pay Points are the entry points within the pay calculation process where different items of processing logic occur.
__Pay Points__ are the entry points within the pay calculation process where different items of processing logic occur.
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You may access this feature through the Screen/Form menu: __Payroll > Setup and Definitions > Define Pay Points__
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Pay Point Types are used to classify specific groups for entry points which the Payroll Calculation process has special logic.
__Pay Point Types__ are used to classify specific groups for entry points which the Payroll Calculation process has special logic.
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Pay Point Tasks are assigned to pay point types. A task may be an Personality logic routine (Legislative Calculations) or may be a user assigned routine (User Calculations, Benefit Plans,or Attendance Policies).
__Pay Point Tasks__ are assigned to pay point types. A task may be an [{$applicationname}] logic routine (Legislative Calculations) or may be a user assigned routine (User Calculations, Benefit Plans,or Attendance Policies).
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__‘Define Pay Points’ Usage and Examples__
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;[Pay Point Set|PAY_POINT_SET_CODE]:Pay Point Set is a user assigned code that uniquely identifies the pay point set.
;[Description|DESCRIPTION]:Describes the purpose and usage of the pay point set.
;[Pay Point Set|PAY_POINT_SET_CODE]:Pay Point Set is a user assigned code that uniquely identifies the pay point set. Pay_Point_Set_Code is a mandatory 16-character alphanumeric field that you must manually enter.
;[Description|DESCRIPTION]:Describes the purpose and usage of the pay point set. Description is an optional 50-character alphanumeric field that will default in from the pay point set code.
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;[Pay Point Type|PAY_POINT_TYPE]:This field indicates the type of logic that is assigned to a pay point.
;[Seq #|PAY_POINT_SEQUENCE]:This field defines the order of the tasks within each pay point type. It is recommended that sequential numbering tasks are in intervals of ten. This will allow room to move tasks around if necessary.
;[Pay Point Task|PAY_POINT_TASK]:A Pay Point Task identifies the item being processed.
;[Description|DESCRIPTION]:This field holds the description of the pay point. It is recommended that the description be the pay point type followed by the pay point task.
;[Plan Code|PLAN_CODE]: This field calls the benefits calculation routine to calculate the plans indicated, if an employee is enrolled.
;[Leave Type Code|LEAVE_TYPE_CODE]:This field calls the Attendance Calculation routine to calculate those policies indicated for which the employee is eligible. This code can be used at all pay points.
;[User Calc Code|USER_CALC_CODE]:This field triggers the UserCalc indicated. The UserCalc code may be used for all pay point types.
;[Override Trace Level|TRACE_LEVEL]:This field will be read and used to trace all employees of a Payrun for this Pay Point Task when UPCALC is run with Exception Level = 0
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;[Pay Point Type|PAY_POINT_TYPE]:This field indicates the type of logic that is assigned to a pay point. Pay_Point_Type is a mandatory fixed lexicon ([X_PAY_POINT_TYPE]) that you may use to look up the value.
;[Seq #|PAY_POINT_SEQUENCE]:This field defines the order of the tasks within each pay point type.High Line recommends sequential numbering tasks in intervals of ten. This will allow room to move tasks around if necessary. Pay_Point_Sequence is an optional 5 digit numeric field.
;[Pay Point Task|PAY_POINT_TASK]:A Pay Point Task identifies the item being processed. Pay_Point_Task is a mandatory fixed lexicon ([X_PAY_POINT_TASK]) that you may use to look up the value.
;[Description|DESCRIPTION]:This field holds the description of the pay point. High Line recommends that the description be the pay point type followed by the pay point task. Description is an optional 50-character alphanumeric field that you may manually enter.
;[Plan Code|PLAN_CODE]: This field calls the benefits calculation routine to calculate the plans indicated, if an employee is enrolled. Plan_Code from [P2K_BE_PLAN_DEFINITIONS] is an optional 16-character alphanumeric field that you may manually enter or use the LOV (F9) to choose an option.
;[User Calc Code|USER_CALC_CODE]:This field triggers the UserCalc indicated. The UserCalc code may be used for all pay point types. User_Calc_Code from [P2K_AM_USER_CALCS] is an optional 16-character alphanumeric field that you may manually enter or use the LOV (F9) to choose an option.
;[Leave Type Code|LEAVE_TYPE_CODE]:This field calls the Attendance Calculation routine to calculate those policies indicated for which the employee is eligible. This code can be used at all pay points. Leave_Type_Code from [P2K_AT_LEAVE_POLICY_TYPES] is an optional 16-character alphanumeric field that you may manually enter or use the LOV (F9) to choose an option.