Whether you need to add a business logo or add/remove units paid on an employee payslip, this article will show you how to customise payslips generated for your employees in QuickBooks Online Advanced Payroll.
To access payslips
The settings for payslips can be accessed and updated by selecting the Payroll Settings tab located on the dashboard.
The Payslips page is under the 'Business Settings' heading to the left of screen.
Business logo
You can upload an image to use as a logo on your payslips. To do this:
- Select the blue Choose a Logo button under the Business Logo heading.
- A second window will pop up. Click Select File.
- You are then able to browse your computer files for an appropriate image.
Note: Images must be in .gif, .jpg or .png format. We recommend dimensions of the logo is no larger than 150px by 350px.
You are also able to configure payslips using the following options:
Show/hide units or hours from payslips
- In Payroll Settings, under Pay Run Settings, select Pay Categories.
- Choose the Pay Category you wish to edit.
- Under Penalty Loading, tick 'Hide Units on Payslip'.
- Save.
Section visibility
These options allow you to control which information is displayed on employee payslips.
- Show leave accruals: show or hide leave accruals on employee payslips.
- Show employee external id: show or hide the ID number that's been manually assigned to this employee by the payroll administrator.
- Show line notes: show or hide line notes on employee payslips. Disabling this will not hide payslip notes.
Format
You can have the payslips in web format or z-fold format, which is the alternate for older z-fold style payslips.
Email notification
- Email Notification from email address: enter the email address you wish to set the from address that emails are sent from. This is handy for when employees want to reply to their payslip with questions or queries regarding their pay.
- Option for a custom message to show on payslip notification emails: this message is displayed on the payslip notification emails, not the payslips themselves.
