Following advice on my other post, I'm adding an idea request to be able to customise the message body on payslip emails.
Right now there's a setting for it under Email Settings but it doesn't work on the new payroll.
I'd like to add some additional information and make the email more specific to the business.
Thanks for your consideration.
Hi there @Eric Murphy
Would be keen to get a little more info on this. Are you looking to be able to customise just the text within the email message body, or would you like to add other elements as well such as images, links etc?
I too tried to use the email setting in Reckon payroll and it didn't work. For me recently I would have liked to include a note in the email body regarding the pay being paid early due to the public holidays.
Hi Rav,
I missed your prior response, my apologies. Ideally having the option to edit the email message would be my main want at this stage. It would also make it relevant to our business. If there's options around adding the company logo that would be a bonus
I'd really like to see this come through to Reckon One soon. I want to add some additional information and details to our payslip emails that is unique to our business.
Or add to the email when it is sent.
I agree, having the ability to add a message to advise that next pay day is on a different day due to a public holiday and including the business logo, would be handy and appear more professional.
Hey everyone!
I'm super excited to let you know that this idea is now in-development and our teams are working on building the ability to customise email messaging for your payslip emails in Reckon One đ
I've merged a couple of related ideas into this main one which I'll use to keep you all updated on progress as we go. No timeframes at this stage but I'm super excited about this one as I know its something the Community has been looking for.
More info to follow.
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