Create Effort Certification
- Set up effort certification.
- Security:Process: Effort Certificationdomain in the Core Payroll functional area.
Effort certification enables you to validate payroll effort expenditures with funding organizations and confirm that you're billing them correctly. This certification helps to ensure that organizations reimburse you for only the payroll expenses that fall within the scope of a funding agreement after you meet effort commitments.
You can't certify an effort while you're adjusting payroll accounting. Complete the payroll accounting adjustment before running effort certification.
- Access theRun Effort Certificationtask.
- As you complete the task, consider:
Option Description CompanyTo use theCreate Payroll Accounting Adjustments for Effort Certificationstep in theEffort Certificationbusiness process to automatically initiate payroll accounting adjustment from effort certification changes, select the:- Same company structure you use in payroll accounting.
- Company and not company hierarchy in a multicompany organization.
When you create payroll accounting adjustments outside of theEffort Certificationbusiness process, you can select the company hierarchy to route reviews and approvals for theEffort Certificationbusiness process to roles on the company hierarchy.Use Effort Certification Type's PopulationWhen you select this option, Workday certifies the effort of all eligible employees in the effort certification type. - ClickRefreshuntil the process completes.
- When there are efforts certified, you can find the certifications in theEmployees Eligiblegrid, under theEffort Certification Background Processtab. To view the composite report of a certification, click theEffort Certificationlink for the worker.As you view the report, consider:Tab NameDetailsDetailsIn theDetailstab, you can find effort distribution grouped by combinations of:
- Payroll periods that posted payroll accounting, retro pay, and payroll accounting adjustments earned in the effort period, when you enable retro costing on theMaintain Payroll Retro Accounting Optionstask.
- Worktags on the payroll costing allocation.
Effort Perioddisplays the period for which you're certifying the worker's effort. It may include 1 or more payroll periods.When the award line has a salary cap and the worker's payroll costing allocation is configured with suballocations for over-the-cap salary:- TheEffort Grantcolumn displays the grant associated with the effort. This is the grant on the worker's main payroll costing allocation, which is also the grant attributed to the under-the-cap portion of the worker's salary.
- If the salary over the cap suballocation contains a grant worktag that's different from the main allocation grant worktag, effort lines for the over-the-cap salary portion will display the:
- Effort grant, or the main allocation grant, as theSalary Over The Cap Basispayroll worktag. This is also the grant for the salary under the cap.
- Salary over the cap suballocation grant as theGrantcosting worktag.
SummaryIn theSummarytab, you can view efforts grouped by worktags you select in theGroup Byfield of the effort certification type, summarized by the effort grant. An effort grant is the grant associated with the worker's effort. When there's a salary cap associated with the award line, and the salary exceeds the salary cap, Workday displays separate rows for the under and over the cap portions of the salary.When you configure the effort certification type to subtotal by grant hierarchy, Workday first subtotals by the effort grant, then by the effort grant hierarchy.AggregateYou can add anAggregatetab to the effort certification composite report to display amounts and percentages for each pay period, by:- Accessing theConfigure Profile Grouptask.
- Selecting theAggregate for Effort Certification Composite View Profileprofile group.
- Adding a row, and selecting 1 of the allowed reports or a custom report that you want run when you click the tab.
Workday routes the effort certification for approval and creates effort certification reports for posted journals.
Review and approve the effort certification.