Workforce Planning | Where do I create Budget Periods?
This feature is available on the Premier and Master edition
Budget Periods need to be defined by specifying the start and end dates of a typical financial year or budget period. Forecasts will eventually be archived against these Budget Periods which enables you to extract reports to compare the budgeted forecast cost to the actual costs generated from the payroll.
Navigate > Configuration >
Human Resources > Workforce Planning > Budget Period Process
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