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Payroll Detail Report - additional feature and formatting

ShimaiM

On the Payroll Detail Report, it shows the selected Customer, Project and Classification for the individually coded pay lines from in the pay run, but I am yet to find a way to add this PAYG Tax line and the Superannuation line. There are the dash lines as placeholders for these to have a classification, project or customer added but there is no way to add this. Being able to specify this will give greater control over our end of pay cycle, end of month etc so that we can accurately breakdown which location should have the cost associated with it.

Additionally, when the PDF for this report is generated, it does not automatically evenly space the columns out to fit on the A4 generated page. Removing some of the column options like Customer and Project will help the report generate to the A4 but then it lacks those details.

Payroll Detail Report formatting.pdf

Status: New idea

Comments

Rav

Hi @ShimaiM

Welcome to the Reckon Community and thanks so much for raising some ideas for Reckon One 🙂 I can see a couple of them have already received some votes which is great.

I just wanted to get a little more info in regard to this one. Just to clarify, are you wanting to add a project/classification to the tax and super pay items like you can for earning/allowance items?

Additionally, when the PDF for this report is generated, it does not automatically evenly space the columns out to fit on the A4 generated page. Removing some of the column options like Customer and Project will help the report generate to the A4 but then it lacks those details.

In regard to the above, it looks like your report is generated in portrait orientation, if you switch this to landscape instead then refresh the report, the layout and spacing should be a bit more even.

ShimaiM

Hi Rav,

Thanks for your speedy reply. Yes, changing the orientation to Landscape does resolve the formatting of the columns when exporting the report to PDF. Would it be possible for in an update so that all the employees' information stays together on a page instead of running between/ over two pages?

I've attached a picture to show where I would like to be able to have the option of adding the additional classification, project and customer details. As the others are set in the pay run, I suspect that is where the option needs to be added for it though. It would make it much easier for us to accurately track where the PAYG and Superannuation is truly reflected against and not just where an employee is set to.

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