How do I add backdated runs to a frequency after it has been set up?

This feature is available on all Deel Local Payroll powered by payspace editions

If backdated runs are necessary after the frequency is set up, please complete the attached templates and email them to support@payspace.com.

The backdated runs will need to be inserted manually and may be subject to billing.

Tip

Backdated runs can be used as an alternative to a YTD take-on run.

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