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Pay Code Override Section
- 02 Aug 2023
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Pay Code Override Section
- Updated on 02 Aug 2023
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The Pay Code Override section of the Service Details screen allows the estimator to override the pay rates associated with pre-defined pay codes. You can add additional pay codes to be overridden for the opportunity service from the drop-down. When you select another pay code, it is added to the bottom of the list of pay codes. The pay rates defined by these overrides will be used when crew members spend hours on work tickets generated from the opportunity service. If there are multiple pay code overrides for a single service, then the crew leader will have the option to choose which pay code applies to specific work hours recorded from the Crew Mobile application.
The fields in the Pay Code Override section become read-only when the estimate is completed on the Opportunity screen.
The following table describes the fields in the new Pay Code Override section.
| Screen Element | Description |
| Pay Codes | Identifies the pay code whose values will be overridden for the selected opportunity service. |
| Pay Code Types | Allows you to specify the type of pay code that defines how overtime pay is calculated using the provided pay rate. Options are:
The drop-down displays an alphabetical list of valid pay codes. When you select this value, the displayed formatting of the Pay Rate field is updated to match the selection. |
| Pay Rate | Allows you to specify either a dollar amount or a percent value depending on the option selected in the Pay Code Type drop-down. |
| Pay Code | To add a new override to the list, you select a pay code from this drop-down. Available pay codes are defined in the Admin Lists screen. |
| Delete Pay Code | Allows you to remove a pay code override that was previously added. |
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