Canada | How do I create a new frequency?

A new frequency (Fortnightly, Monthly, Semi-Monthly or Weekly) can be created on the Pay Frequencies screen by clicking on the "Add Frequency" dropdown button and selecting the type of frequency required.

      Navigate > Configuration > Payroll > Payroll Config > Pay Frequencies

      

      

Important!

Ensure that all the relevant components are added to the new frequency. This can be done via the Copy Payroll Components screen.

      Navigate > Config > Payroll > Payroll Config > Copy Payroll Components

      

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