API Overview

Employee API 

Overview  

The Payment Evolution Employee API allows partners to add, get and update employees within their group of companies 

URL  /api/v1/company/{companyID}/employees 
Methods supported  GET, POST  
Description  Get all employees, or add new employee 
URL  /api/v1/company/{companyID}/employees/{employeeID} 
Methods supported  GET, PUT  
Description  Get specific employee, or update existing employee 

Employee Elements 

Employee Elements Expected input  Description Mandatory
AddressLine1 Alphanumeric Address line 1Y
AddressLine2 Alphanumeric  Address line 2N
City Alphanumeric  CityY
Email Alphanumeric  Email addressN
EmployeeType Permanent Temporary  Contractor  P = Permanent (default)
S = Subcontractor
T = Temporary
N
FirstName Alphanumeric  Employee first nameY
LastName Alphanumeric  Employee last nameY
MiddleName Alphanumeric  Employee middle nameN
PayrollDetails See PayrollDetailType below Employee’s payroll specifics 
Postal Alphanumeric  Postal CodeY
Province Alphanumeric * 
AB = Alberta
BC = British Columbia MB = Manitoba
NB = New Brunswick NL = Newfoundland and Labrador
NS = Nova Scotia
NU = Nunavut
ON = Ontario
PE = Prince Edward Island
QC = Quebec
SK = Saskatchewan
YT = Yukon
Y
PhoneNumerical digit: length 9 Contact Number N

Payrun Elements

Payrun Elements Expected input  Description Mandatory
AccountCodeNumeric Account for employee earningsN
CppExemptYES | NO 
BirthDateUTC timeDate of Birth, format dd/mm/yyyy
Example 2015-01-31T00:00:00
Y
EiExemptYES | NO 
EmploymentProvince NL
NS
PE
NB
QC
ON
MB
SK
AB
BC
YT
NT
NU 
Alberta
BC: British Columbia, MB = Manitoba
NB = New Brunswick NL = Newfoundland and Labrador
NS = Nova Scotia
NU = Nunavut
ON = Ontario
PE = Prince Edward Island
QC = Quebec
Saskatchewan
YT = Yukon
HireDate UTC time Example 2015-01-31T00:00:00
PayRateNumerical digits(no other characters allowed.) For example, 1234.99Amount of pay
PayRateUnitHourly
Daily
Weekly
Monthly
Yearly
 H = hourly rate
D = daily rate
W = weekly rate
M = monthly rate
Y = yearly rate
PayPeriodPerYear52
26
12
04
01
24
22
13
10
 52 = 52 weekly
26 = 26 biweekly
12 = 12 monthly
04 = 4 quarterly
01 = 1 yearly
24 = 24 semi-monthly
22 = 22 pays per year
13 = 13 pays per year
10 = 10 pays per year
SalaryType Salaried
Timesheet
 Salaried
Time Based
StandardHours Numerical digits – no other characters allowed. For example 1234.99  Number of hours worked per week. Note: typical values are 35, 37.5, 40
TD1FederalNumerical digits – no other characters allowed. For example 1234.99TD1 exemption amount (federal)
TD1ProvincialNumerical digits – no other characters allowed. For example 1234.99TD1 exemption amount (province or territory)
TaxExemptYES | NO

Employee Loan API 

Authentication Header 

The Payment Evolution REST API uses a standard HTTP authorization header to pass authorization information. The Authorization header has the following form:

Authorization: PE signature = <issued signature token>

 The Issued signature token can be retrieved and regenerated through the payroll application. Within the Add-ons section, click the API tab (contact support if unavailable), and enable/generate a token.  

Overview: 

The Payment Evolution “Employee Loan API” issues employee loans and helps check loan status.  

Endpoint  /api/v1/loans/employee  
Methods Supported  GET, POST  
Description  Issue Employee Loan, check status on Loan  

 Root element <EmployeeLoan>  

Mandatory Elements and their inputs     
<Amount>  Decimal amount  (ex: 22.00), no currency, no symbol  
<ProcessDate>  Date of transaction: format dd/MM/yyyy  (eg: 12/14/2011)  
<Tag>  Unique identifier / reference  (14 characters)  
<Token>  Token issued by PE for specific employee  
Optional Elements  
<Status>  N = New  (fixed )  P = Pending  A = Approved  C = Cleared  R = Returned  F = Finished  
Return Elements  
The following are only returned on request  
<TransactionID>  PaymentEvolution generated unique identifier for Transaction  
    

Sample Code:   

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>  
<EmployeeLoan>  
<Amount>69.75</Amount>  
<ProcessDate>15/12/2011</ProcessDate>  
<Tag>0000123001</Tag>  
<Token>45j1Sqw/8nTpL0ZJ8gCZOOut+rHZG4ia5zQekOpCXmo=</Token>   
</EmployeeLoan>

Employee Deduction API 

Overview: 

The Payment Evolution “Employee Deduction API” allows you to retrieve latest details on specific deduction, add new deduction and update the advance deduction 

URL/api/v1/customdeduction/{employeeToken}/{deductionID}  
Methods Supported  GET  
Description  Retrieve latest details on specific deduction  
  
URL/api/v1/customdeduction/{employeeToken}  
Methods Supported  POST, PUT  
Description  Allows you to create new custom deduction  Allows you to update advance deduction    

Elements for Employee Deductions and Description 

EmployeeID  Employee ID / Token    
Amount  [Numeric] Deduction Amount or Percentage (based on AmountUnit, (Mandatory)  
AmountUnit  Specifies the unit of the Amount (Mandatory)    A = Actual  P = Percentage  
DeductionID  ID of deduction (Mandatory on PUT)  
EffectiveDate  [Date] The first day when the deduction should begin (optional)  
EndDate  [Date] The date in which the deduction will expire (optional)  
Frequency  How often the deduction should be applied  O = One time  R = Recurring until EndDate/Goal  
Goal  [Numeric] Recurring deductions will continue deducting from each pay until reaching Goal.  (Optional)  
MinAmount  [Numeric] Minimum amount per transaction, when AmountUnit is percentage  (Optional)  
MaxAmount  [Numeric] Maximum amount per transaction, when AmountUnit is percentage (Optional)  
Name  Name of Deduction  
Status  Status of deduction rule, returned on GET    A = Active  E = Expired  C = Completed  P = Pending    

Sample POST  

<EmployeeDeductions>  
        <Amount>77.89</Amount>  
        <AmountUnit>A</AmountUnit>  
        <EffectiveDate>2019-01-04T00:00:00</EffectiveDate>  
        <Frequency>R</Frequency>  
        <Goal>130.00</Goal>  
        <Name>Custom Deduction A</Name>  
</EmployeeDeductions>

Sample Response  

<EmployeeDeductions>  
        <Amount>77.89</Amount>  
        <AmountUnit>A</AmountUnit>  
        <Balance>0.00</Balance>  
        <DateCreated>2019-01-04T01:14:29</DateCreated>  
        <DateModified>2019-01-04T01:26:59</DateModified>  
        <DeductionID>000004A05</DeductionID>  
        <DeductionType>A</DeductionType>  
        <EffectiveDate>2019-01-04T00:00:00</EffectiveDate>  
        <EmployeeNumber>000004</EmployeeNumber>  
        <EndDate>2099-12-31T00:00:00</EndDate>  
        <Frequency>O</Frequency>  
        <Goal>130.00</Goal>  
        <MaxAmount>0.00</MaxAmount>  
        <MinAmount>0.00</MinAmount>  
        <Name>Custom Deduction 2</Name>  
     </EmployeeDeductions>

  

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