Summary
This guide walks you through the difference between the two Payroll options: Recalculate and Reset and Recalculate.
Important
These features are only available when a payroll is in Draft status.
Accessing a Draft Payroll
Side Note
If you do not have a draft payroll, please click below to learn how to create one.
Using the "Recalculating" or "Resetting & Recalculating" Options
Using the Recalculating or Resetting & Recalculating options
From the draft payroll, click the Actions button to see both features.
What Reset & Recalculate Does
The equivalent of deleting the payroll, rebuilding it, and recalculating everything from scratch.
Re-fetches all data from the calendar and removes anything previously added to the payroll, including pay adjustments, bonuses, and deductions.
Use this instead of manually deleting and recreating payrolls to make sure all the latest changes are captured in one step.
What Recalculate Does
Keeps all manual changes, such as pay adjustments, bonuses, deductions, and excluded appointments, while re-fetching calendar data to update the fields that cannot be edited directly in the payroll, like appointment times and prices.
Use this when you have already added custom information like bonuses or pay rate adjustments and only need to pull in the latest appointment prices from the calendar.
Keywords
Reset payroll
Recalculate payroll
Resetting payroll
Recalculating payroll
Missing appointments
Appointments not showing on payroll


