Symptom
Administrators can add a custom column to a Compensation or Variable Pay template to control if a statement is generated for an employee.
Why is this important?
- Often, reward statements would not need to be generated for employees in certain situations, such as those not receiving a pay increase or bonus payout.
- With this enhancement the administrator can define when statements are not generated.
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Environment
SAP SuccessFactors Compensation
Resolution
Prerequisites
To use this feature a custom column on the worksheet needs to be defined with a value of "TRUE" or "FALSE".
For example: if(merit=0,"FALSE","TRUE")
You can define from the templates setting screen (Plan Setup> Settings> Statement Generation Settings) which custom field you would like to use for suppressing statements.
This custom field being used MUST be of STRING value and always set to be reportable.
- FALSE Outcome of this column means NO statement will be generated for users
- TRUE Outcome of this column means statements WILL be generated for users
NOTE
- When generating statements for users you will get a log file to confirm who has not had statements generated for them.
- The following is an example of a log file where one statement was generated and the second was suppressed.
- Also note this log file will NOT generate should you create statements using the "By employee name".
Keywords
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