Human Capital Management · H9

Payroll Administration

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H9.01

Payroll Master Data & Wage Code Setup

Establish the payroll-relevant master data in IFS Cloud HCM: wage classes, wage codes and their default wage types, and the mapping of time/absence events to codes that will feed the external payroll system. This is the configuration backbone for all downstream time-to-payroll transfer.

IFS Human Capital Management
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H9.02

Time-to-Payroll Transfer (Transfer to Payroll)

Collect authorized time, attendance and absence transactions and transfer them to payroll via the Transfer to Payroll assistant, producing payroll transactions and a transfer file/log for the external payroll system.

IFS Payroll Integration (PAYINT)
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H9.03

Third-Party Payroll Interface / Export (CloudPay, Criterion)

Configure and operate the IFS Payroll Integration framework that exports authorized pay elements to an external payroll engine. IFS Cloud has no native payroll calculation; instead it delivers time-based and one-time pay elements to providers such as CloudPay (via SFTP/XML) or Criterion, which perform gross-to-net calculation and statutory processing.

IFS Payroll Integration (PAYINT)
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H9.04

Expense & Allowance Posting to Payroll and GL

Control the posting of authorized employee travel-expense and allowance transactions so predefined postings are transferred automatically to the Accounting (GL) and/or Payroll systems using IFS Accounting Rules posting control.

IFS Human Capital Management (Expense Administration)
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