PayRoll

1.What is payee?

Ans: This refers both Employees and Non-employees.

2.What is Business Unit?

Ans: An identification code that represent the high level organization of Business Information. We can use a Bus. Unit or represent regional or departmental units with in a larger organization.

3.What is Pay Entity?

Ans: Controlling level with in the system.

Or

Defines the organization making payment to the Payee.

4. What is Setid?

Ans: An identification code that represent a set of control table information or table sets.

5.What is table loading sequence?

Ans: 1. Setting up fundamental HRMS tables.

2. Setting PeopleSoft Human Resource Tables.

3. Setting Tables for PeopleSoft products that are integrated with PeopleSoft Global Payroll.

4. Setting up PeopleSoft Global Payroll core application tables.

6. What is Element?

Ans: This is the smallest component of PeopleSoft Global Payroll, and it is used in defining calculation rules to process Payroll.

Or

Pay items are called as elements using these we build rules that determine what payroll or absence components are calculated on a payee-by-payee basis.

7. What is Process List?

Ans: Determines what elements to be processed during the payrun and order of processing.

Or

Specifies the process in which gross and net pay elements are processed and resolved.

8. What is Payroll Processing?

Ans: 1. Determines which Payee are to be paid for each Payroll run.

2. Running Payroll calculation process.

3. Rerunning the Payroll calculation process, if necessary until you obtain the correct rules.

4. Finalizing the Payroll run.

5. Performed Post Processing functions such as banking, reporting and generating Pay slips.

9. What is Pay Group?

Ans: Logical grouping to quality individual for payment.

10. What is Eligibility Group?

Ans: This is grouping of Element Groups. This indicates the specific element for which a certain Payee population is eligible.

11. What is Element Group?

Ans: This is method of assigning a large number of elements to many eligibility groups with out repeating the elements in each and every Eligibility group.

12. What are Calendars?

Ans: The calendars control who is to be paid and what amount is to be paid and for which time the payment is being made.

13. What is Absence Event?

Ans: The consecutive period of time that Payee is absent for some reason.

14. What is Entitlement?

Ans: The amount of period time-off that a Payee is entitled to take for each category of absence.

15. What is Entitlement Balance?

Ans: The amount of unused Entitlement.

16. Some important reports

Report ID and Report Name

Description

Navigation

Run Control Page

GP000001

Payroll Result Register

Displays, by payee, the results of a payroll calculation, for earnings, deductions, and/or accumulators. Reports results by segment. A payroll status or Open or Closed appears at the top of the report. Produce after you calculate or finalize a payroll run.

Global Payroll, Absence and Payroll Processing, Payroll Reports, Results Register

GP_GPSQR01_PNL

GP000002

Absence Result Register

Similar to the Payroll Result Register, but shows the results of a calculated or finalized absence run.

Global Payroll, Absence and Payroll Processing, Absence Reports, Results Register

GP_GPSQR02_PNL

GP000003

Summary Result Register

Summarizes earnings and deduction totals by department. Run this report only after a payroll or absence run has been finalized.

Global Payroll, Absence and Payroll Processing, Payroll Reports, Results Summary

GP_GPSQR03_PNL

User-designed generic report no ID.

User-designed generic report, no standard report name.

Define additional runtime parameters and run generic reports.

Global Payroll, Absence and Payroll Processing, Create Generic Reports

GP_GENRPT_RC

17. Some important tables

Table Name

Tables Used

Required Prior?

Comments

Absence Entitlements

Accumulator, Bracket, Proration Rule, Rounding Rule, Variable

No

Absence Entitlements

Formula

Yes

Absence Take

Formula

Yes

Absence Take

Absence Take, Accumulator, Bracket, Date, Deduction, Duration, Earnings, Variable

No

Accumulator

Absence Entitlement, Absence Take, Accumulator, Bracket, Date, Duration, Earnings, Formula, Variable

No

Array

Industry Type

No

This table is used on all element types.

Array

Category Type

No

This table is used on all element types.

Array

Bracket

No

Array

Formula

No

Array

Variable

Yes

Bank

None

Brackets

Rounding Rule

No

Brackets

Absence Entitlement, Absence Take, Accumulator, Bracket, Date, Deduction, Duration, Earnings, Formula, Variable

No

Calendar

Run Type, Calendar Period ID

Yes

Calendar

Bracket, Date, Duration, Formula, Variable

No

Calendar

Absence Entitlement, Absence Take, Deduction, Earnings, Generation Control Frequency

No

Calendar Group ID

Pay Entity, Pay Group

Yes

Calendar Period

None

Counts

Formula

Yes

Dates

Bracket, Date, Duration, Formula, Variable

No

Deductions

Accumulator, Bracket, Deduction, Earnings, Formula, Rate Code, Variable

No

Deductions

Frequency

No

Frequency is from Human Resources.

Deductions

Generation Control, Rounding, Proration

No

Deposit Schedule

None

Duration

Bracket, Date, Formule, Variable

No

Earnings

Accumulator, Bracket, Deduction, Earnings, Formula, Rate Code, Variable

No

Earnings

Frequency

No

Frequency is from Human Resources.

Earnings

Generation Control, Rounding, Proration

No

Electronic Transfer Formats

None

Element Group

Absence Entitlement, Absence Take, Deduction, Earnings

Yes

One Element Type is required.

Eligibility Group

Element Group

Yes

Fictitious Calculations

Historical Rule

Yes

Fictitious Calculations

Variable, Accumulator, Process List

No

Formula

Absence Entitlement, Accumulator, Array, Bracket, Date, Ded uction, Duration, Earnings, Fictitious Calculcations, Formula, Historical Rule, Proration, Rate Code, Variable

No

General Ledger Chart Fields

Pay Entity

Yes

General Ledger Grouping

Pay Entity

Yes

General Ledger Grouping

Accumulator, Deduction, Earnings

One is required.

General Ledger Mapping

Pay Entity

Yes

Generation Control

Action Reason, Generation Control, Frequency, Formula, Run Type

No

Action Reason is from Human Resources.

Historical Rule

Formula

Yes

Historical Rule

Absence Entitlement, Accumulator, Bracket, Count, Date, Duration, Earnings, Formula, Rate Code, Variable

No

Holiday Schedule

None

Pay Entity

Source Bank ID

Yes

Pay Entity

Bracket, Date, Duration, Formula, Variable Pay Group

No

Pay Entity Source Bank Link

Pay Group

No

Pay Group

Pay Entity, Eligibility Group, Work Schedule, Holiday Schedule, Exchange Rate Types

Yes

Holiday Schedule and Exchange Rate Types are not Global Payroll tables.

Pay Group

Rounding Rule, Proration Rule

No

Process

Accumulator, Section

Yes

Process

Formula, Variable

No

Proration Rules

Accumulator, Count, Duration, Formula, Variable

Table requires at least one Element Type.

Rate Code

Comp Rate Code (compensation rate code)

Yes

Rate Code is from PeopleSoft Human Resources.

Recipients

Bank

No

Retro Event Definition

Retro Process Definition

Yes

Retro Process Definition

None

Retro Process Overrides

Formula

Yes

Retro Process Overrides

Accumulator, Deduction, Earnings

No

One Element Type is required.

Rounding Rule

None

Run Types

Process

Yes

Run Types

Time Reporting Code

No

Schedule Definitions

Schedule Templates

Yes

Schedule Templates

Workdays

Yes

Section

Absence Entitlement, Absence Take, Accumulator, Array, Bracket, Count, Date, Deduction, Duration, Earnings, Formula, Rate Code, Variable

Yes

One Element Type is required.

Segmentation Event Definition

Absence Entitlement, Accumulator, Array, Bracket, Date, Deduction, Earnings, Formula

Yes, if Segment Type = Element.

Shifts

None

Source Bank

Bank

Yes

Source Bank

Form ID Table

Yes, if Country = USA or CAN.

Streams

None

Task Code Map

Variable

No

Trigger Definition

Trigger Event ID

Yes

Variable

None

Workdays

Shifts

Yes

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