Approving a payroll past the due date
Earlier, you could approve a payroll after the Input Due Date, and oftentimes after the Pay Date as well. With our new secure feature, we will allow you to approve payrolls on or before the Input Due Date or with a Pay Date far enough in advance to allow the money to be transferred in time.
In the event you try approving a payroll with a past due date, you’ll get an error message.
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