Payrun

Please could P45's be sent automatically when the payroll is finalised, like the payslips are. Currently, they need to be sent manually after the payroll has been closed down which can sometimes be missed.

Currently there is No import available to update the NI Save % - This would be a big time saving if this was available

Please change when the NI category warning in Staffology shows in a payrun to reflect the staggered State Pension age. At the moment, there is a warning in the pay run once an employee has reached 66 years of age, but they may not actually reach S...

It would be very useful for a step by step path to be available to confirm why the message "employee is under the National Minimum Wage" is shown as currently I have the message but not way to explain the logic. When I follow the logic provided by...

As part of the year end process, it would be really helpful to carry continuous medical benefits into the new tax year. Currently we have to export and re-import, or manually enter, which carries a risk of manual error.

When an employee has any statutory payment (e.g., SSP, SMP, SPP, etc.), the system should trigger a warning notification. This alert would ensure that the payroll team reviews the employee record before finalizing payroll reviews, allowing any add...

Sometimes I have forgotten to click re-calculate when changing a salary and then ued the daily rate showing for a different calculation and it ended up being incorrect. Cannot it not be re-calculated automatically? Surely we want to remove the cha...

Staffology uses 52 weeks to calculate base hourly rate in an employee record and in the pay run uses 52.1428 to check for national minimum wage. An employee can therefore show as being on £12.21 NMW in their record but a NMW warning is generated i...

Please add a feature where we can go back to a Previous Tax Year to make corrections to payroll and reproduce amended payslips and reports and not just EYU. This is very important as we had several clients requesting amendments to previous tax yea...