Compensation & Variable Pay Blog Posts
We do know about the option of integrating EC Salary Matrix with Compensation to generate Compa-Ratio. And then there is a possibility of a minor code change to make compensation module to calculate compa-ratio in a similar way as that of Employee Central for less than 1 FTE employees. But what happens when there is …
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Hello Compensation Experts, Since this is my first blog, I merely wanted to check it out and see what you experts thought. By committing errors, I gain knowledge. Now, let’s continue with details related to this topic. Note – Screenshots are subject to change. Compensation Introduction A solution called SAP SuccessFactors Compensation was …
SAP SuccessFactors Compensation Introduction & Overview – Part 1 Read More »
Introduction In Compensation templates there is only one standard column called “pmRating” that can automatically retrieve a rating from Performance forms or Employee Profile or custom objects to use it in standard guideline tables. We can feed this one and only Rating column from different performance forms (in case there are different performance review …
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Introduction Compensation Reviews are high-stakes so in this blog we look at important configuration items to double check to make sure the Compensation cycle runs as smoothly as possible, especially when it is a first cycle with a new template. Checklist for Compensation, Total Compensation and Variable Pay templates: Make sure Compensation worksheets are …
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In this 20 minutes recording we cover everything there is to know about the rollup hierarchy in SuccessFactors Compensation. Key takeaways: Rollup hierarchy allows Comp Administrators to select only specific planners in a hierarchy (standard hierarchy or compensation-specific hierarchy) and add all employees in levels below them into their worksheet. It is supported for …
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In this 15 minutes recording we explore the aggregate function of Variable Pay with the following business case : how to build data checks allowing HR and administrators to focus on employees with complex data situations before launching the annual bonus cycle. The aggregate function which is also demoed in this blog (#3) is key …
In this 10 minutes recording we look at how to publish back to Employee Central from Compensation (lumpsum or equity) or Variable Pay in a different currency than the employee’s local currency (either for all employees or for groups of employees) which we regularly get as requirement for Equity planning programs for specific group of …
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We often get the following question in meetings with prospecting customers : “Is it on SAP’s roadmap to build out additional data visualizations for Compensation information in SuccessFactors ?” Please find here a presentation (with some preview screenshots below) we put together to explain everything that is already possible (there is a lot !) with …
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Introduction: This post will provide steps to be followed during requirement gathering for Successfactors Compensation implementation. Steps for requirement gathering: The first and the most important part of compensation cycle is the eligibility of employees who are to be included in the current cycle or to be excluded. The eligibility for the 3 main pillars …
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Introduction A common Variable Pay request is to perform calculations based upon employees’ salaries as of a certain date, usually the end of the year. When integrating Variable Pay with Employee Central, this seemingly innocuous request becomes somewhat complex, as normally EC stores the employees’ “actual” salaries – that is, the salary of the job …