The Payrun control bar appears across the top of the Payrun screen and provides access to functions used while working with the current payroll.

The controls are separated into groups according to their purpose.

Used to import pay-related information into the current Payrun and access other available import functions.

For more information about importing data, refer to:

Used to control which employees are loaded into the current Payrun.

Employees can also be loaded through an applicable import or by using the + button below the employee column, which opens the same Who to pay function.

Used to produce audit and reporting outputs for reviewing the current Payrun before it is finalised.

Used to finalise the current Payrun and transfer the completed payroll into Pay History.

For more information about preparing and processing a Payrun, refer to:

Used to work with Template pay entries for the selected employee.

Template pays can contain standard Work, Allowance and Overhead transactions.

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Used to enter and review time-based information for the selected employee using the Timesheet function.

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Used to preview the selected employee's payslip for the current Payrun.

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Displays an overall earnings and deductions summary for the selected employee.

The Summary also provides access to additional Payrun information and override fields where applicable.

These controls provide access to employee information without leaving the Payrun screen.

Opens employee settings for the employee currently selected in the Payrun.

Opens the selected employee's Super settings.

Opens the selected employee's Tax settings.

Used when processing a final pay and terminating the selected employee.

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Opens the Public holidays function used to review the public holiday dates applicable to your payroll jurisdiction.

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Displays leave balance information for employees while working with the current Payrun.

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Used to finalise a Payrun immediately using a reduced processing path compared with the standard Process pays function.

Unlike the standard process, Instant pay does not perform the normal automatic backup or produce the standard processing outputs.