My Pay gives your staff member the option to check their individual pay due on a regular basis to see how much they have earned, and alert their team administrator if they see any discrepancies.
From the My Pay screen, staff can:
- view their staff pay due per day, week or a month at a time, or how much they have earned within a date range,
- "sort" each column by date, service, client name or amount.
Tip: To ensure that staff pay is recorded accurately, you must have included it in your business settings when creating your service items.
If you didn't include it and want to record staff pay, see Setting Default Staff Pay for a Service and Understanding Staff Pay Rules to get you started.
How do Staff see How Much Pay they are Due in their Staff Dashboard?
Navigation: Reports > My Reports > My Pay
Step 1
- From the Dashboard, click the "Hamburger" menu
which is found in the upper right hand corner in the mobile view - Tap the Reports icon.
- Tap "My Pay."
Note: If you have been granted Admin rights you may be able to see more reports in this list.
Step 2
The report defaults to show the staff pay due for their assigned services for "Today".
There are three columns:
- Day/Date of the service
- Service description and Client name/client ref
- Amount due to the staff member
Scrolling down to the bottom of the screen will show the total:
- number of days worked
- services worked
- amount due in staff pay
Step 3
They can also see a list of services for any date range:
- Tap the arrow to view the options for "This Week" or "This Month".
- Tap onto the dates to select a date range to view a total amount due.
- Tap "Show Report".
How do Staff Filter their Pay Report in their Staff Dashboard?
Step 4
You can filter the results for how the report displays in the Staff Dashboard.
- Tap the filter icon in the "Service" header and the report sorts into alphabetical order by "service name".
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