on 2010 Apr 20 3:21 PM
Dears,
I am new to SAP HCM , i would like to know where exactly do we write the functions used to calculate/process the payroll and time data (like fast formula in Oracle ERP HR)
example:
if I want to put a rule for time events (clock in/ clock out) that applys when an employee comes 3 hours later than his work schedule. (something like that)
where do i write that formula
also where do i write formulas concerning taxes calculation in payroll (for example)
Note:
those calculation rules are not included in SAP as I am implementing the HCM for Egypt (which doesn't exist as a standard)
thanks in advance
Write a PCR to calculate/ assign the desired penalty (PE02), include this PCR in the Time Evaluation Schema -a copy from the standard schema TM00- through PE01, and then the number of hours is calculated through Time Evaluation run PT60.
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The Time Evaluation schema and the Payroll Calculation schema can both be modified through t-code pe01.
Time Evaluation PCRs and Payroll Calculation PCRs can all be modified through t-code pe02.
Functions and Operations can be analyzed through t-code pe04, but be aware that some are only valid in one type (Time/Payroll) of Schema or PCR, and that one object may not work the same way in Time as in Payroll.
you can have a look at the following T codes
PE01 which has the Schema............... which is used to Process the pay roll
PE02 The Personnel calculation Rule which you have to write in case of any Requirement
PE04 this is main T code where we write Functions for Pay roll and Time
/people/biswajit.das8/blog/2006/10/20/what-payroll-functions-and-operations-are-doing
Have look at this thread for more info
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