Workflow impact: previous vs Payday Super
Under the previous approach, super was managed within a quarterly cycle — allowing more time to review, correct, and finalise data.
Payday Super introduces a more structured, time-sensitive process where reporting and payment occur closer to each pay run. Issues are identified earlier, making accurate setup and clean data critical.
What changes
| Area | Previous | Payday Super |
| Payment timing | Paid quarterly | Paid each payroll cycle |
| Processing timeframe | Extended timeframe within a quarter | Short timeframe aligned to each pay run |
| Calculation method | Based on OTE | Based on Qualifying Earnings (QE) |
| Error handling | Reviewed and corrected at quarter end | Issues identified earlier during payroll processing |
| Impact on payroll | Separate activity after payroll | Integrated into each payroll run |
When your configuration is complete and your data is accurate, this transition can be managed effectively as part of your regular payroll process.
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