SimplePay: Your Partners in Success
In this blog post, our customer success team tell us a bit more about who they are, what they do and how this impacts you.
In this blog post, our customer success team tell us a bit more about who they are, what they do and how this impacts you.
In this blog post, we outline the process that we follow to evaluate feature requests and select features to add to our development pipeline.
As you may be aware, IRAS have disabled the functionality to submit form IR8S and Appendices A and B through their Offline Application. This change will affect all employers who submit their documents electronically using the Auto-Inclusion (AIS) scheme.
The CPF contribution rates will increase with effect from 1 January 2022. Read more about this here.
SimplePay automatically calculates and applies a pro-rate percentage to the Basic Salary of employees if they do not work for a full pay period i.e. the are appointed after the start of a pay period or terminated before the end of a pay period. We’ve received several requests to allow for the pro-rata percentage to be applied to other items, and are delighted to announce that this functionality is now available for certain custom items.
SimplePay’s leave functionality provides extensive flexibility that allows you to customise your leave settings and policies to suit your needs. However, given the complexities of childcare and extended childcare leave in Singapore, the SimplePay team have been hard at work behind the scenes to deliver a system policy for childcare leave that takes all the hassles of changing variables away. We’re happy to announce that this policy is now live!
In March 2021, we introduced beneficiaries to the system (refer to our blog post dated 9 March). We’ve now expanded this feature to allow you to pay beneficiaries in bulk.
Our new approver override feature allows full admins to approve requests when approvers are on leave.
Our new opt-in feature allows you to set annual limits for custom reimbursement items.
Today’s blog post summarises the Work Injuries Compensation Act and discusses the upcoming increased salary threshold for the non-manual worker exclusion.