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You can now filter payrolls by their status in the Payroll API by passing in the `status` query parameter. More information about how to send us this query parameter can be found in our documentation
Filter payrolls by `status` in the API
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Filter payrolls by `status` in the API
You can now filter payrolls by their status in the Payroll API by passing in the `status` query parameter. More information about how to send us this query parameter can be found in our documentation.
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Over the coming month we will be reducing our API throttle durations from per hour to per second, in order to reduce the severity of hitting throttle limits and to improve API performance consistency overall. The new default throttles will be:Live: 75 requests per secondSandbox: 25 requests per secondNo action will be taken during the Heightened Awareness Period ending on January 16. We have back tested this change, expect no impact for your typical API usage, and we will communicate frequently to ensure a smooth transition.On January 17, 2024, we will switch the default throttle logic for all partners in our sandbox environment. Over the following weeks, we will switch the live throttle logic.To ensure a smooth transition, ensure API calls to Check implement retry and exponential backoff in response to HTTP 429 Too Many Request responses.
Friendlier throttles and improved API performance stability, coming soon
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Friendlier throttles and improved API performance stability, coming soon
Over the coming month we will be reducing our API throttle durations from per hour to per second, in order to reduce the severity of hitting throttle limits and to improve API performance consistency overall. The new default throttles will be:
- Live: 75 requests per second
- Sandbox: 25 requests per second
No action will be taken during the Heightened Awareness Period ending on January 16. We have back tested this change, expect no impact for your typical API usage, and we will communicate frequently to ensure a smooth transition.
On January 17, 2024, we will switch the default throttle logic for all partners in our sandbox environment. Over the following weeks, we will switch the live throttle logic.
To ensure a smooth transition, ensure API calls to Check implement retry and exponential backoff in response to HTTP 429 Too Many Request responses.
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You can now create earning rates in bulk, enabling you to more quickly set up earning rates rather than doing so one-by-one. You can access the earning rate bulk creation in the Earning Codes tab on the Company Details page in Console. Read more about different types of earnings in our docs
Bulk Earning Rates in Console
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Bulk Earning Rates in Console
You can now create earning rates in bulk, enabling you to more quickly set up earning rates rather than doing so one-by-one. You can access the earning rate bulk creation in the Earning Codes tab on the Company Details page in Console. Read more about different types of earnings in our docs.
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Starting January 1st, Morning Next Day Pay will become the default for any company set to 'one_day' processing period. No additional development work is required at this time. This update allows employees to have funds settled into their accounts by 8:30 am local time, and employers to initiate their payroll just one day before, by 8pm ET. Please note that Morning Next Day Pay has a different pricing structure than the current Next Day Pay offering. If you have any questions, please get in touch.
Morning Next Day Pay will become default on January 1st
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Morning Next Day Pay will become default on January 1st
Starting January 1st, Morning Next Day Pay will become the default for any company set to 'one_day' processing period. No additional development work is required at this time. This update allows employees to have funds settled into their accounts by 8:30 am local time, and employers to initiate their payroll just one day before, by 8pm ET. Please note that Morning Next Day Pay has a different pricing structure than the current Next Day Pay offering. If you have any questions, please get in touch.
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