Have you ever encountered a situation where a game fails to appear on your payroll reports, billing invoices, or payroll exports in HorizonWebRef.com? Rest assured, we have the answers for you! Several factors can contribute to this, including the "Vouchered / Paid By Team" setting and game cancelations. Let's delve into the details.
The "Vouchered / Paid By Team" Setting
The "Vouchered / Paid By Team" setting plays a crucial role in determining how officials are compensated for their services. This setting allows you to specify whether the officiating organization will pay the officials or if they should seek payment from an external source.
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When the "Vouchered / Paid By Team" setting is selected as "YES" for a game, it indicates that officials will be paid directly by someone other than the officiating organization. This could include scenarios like cash games or payments through a school payment voucher system.
Adjusting the "Vouchered / Paid By Team" Setting
If you need to change the "Vouchered / Paid By Team" setting for a game, you can easily do so by manually editing individual games or by using the Bulk-Edit option located under the Automation top toolbar menu item on the Master Game Schedule page.
Canceled Games
Another reason for a game's absence on these reports is if the game has been canceled. By default, canceled games are not included on payroll reports, billing invoices, or payroll exports. However, schedulers have the flexibility to make a canceled game billable/payable if necessary.
Configuring the Default Behavior for Canceled Games
Officiating organization administrators can switch the default behavior for canceled games on the System Settings page. Feature #41 allows them to set canceled games as always billable/payable, ensuring their inclusion on the relevant reports. By making this configuration change, schedulers can streamline their processes and maintain consistency in their financial records.
Making Individual Canceled Games Billable/Payable
Schedulers can also make specific canceled games billable/payable by editing the pay rates for those games. By selecting the checkbox to make the canceled game billable/payable despite its cancelation, schedulers can ensure accurate billing and payment for officials, even in exceptional circumstances.
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Other Possible Reasons for Exclusion
There are a few other less common reasons why games and assignments can be excluded from payroll reports based on the features and settings the officiating organization's administrators have enabled or disabled. Users with administrator permissions within the officiating organization can edit their features and settings selections on the System Settings page while logged in to the software via a desktop or laptop computer. Editing these settings is not available on mobile interfaces.
Unaccepted Assignments
Feature #42 on the System Settings page can be adjusted to require officials to Accept their assignments before they appear on any payroll or financial report. If this feature is enabled and an official has not yet accepted their assignment, the game assignment will be excluded from payroll reports.
Unpublished Games
Similarly, Feature #43 on the System Settings page can be adjusted to require that games be in a "Published" status to appear on payroll and financial reports. If this feature is enabled and a game is left in an "Unpublished" status, it will not appear on payroll or financial reports.
Conclusion
Understanding the nuances of payroll reports, billing invoices, and payroll exports in Horizon is crucial for maintaining accurate financial records. The "Vouchered / Paid By Team" setting influences the inclusion or exclusion of games on these reports. Additionally, schedulers can modify the default behavior for canceled games to ensure their billing/payroll status. By utilizing these features effectively, you can streamline your financial processes and provide precise compensation for officials in your organization.