1.how To Make Pay Components Countr
1.how To Make Pay Components Countr
Ans.These are the steps for making Pay Components Country-Specific. The same steps
can be followed for Event Reasons as well.
Name:cust_To_Wrapper_PayComponent
Multiplicity:One To Many
Destination Object:Pay Component Wrapper
Type:Composite
2.There is a custom field at Position object and want to bring the values to the
compensation portlet info..?
To bring the values from a custom field at the Position object to the compensation
portlet, you can follow these steps:
Create the custom field: First, create a custom field for the desired information
in the Position object. This can be done through the configuration settings in the
SuccessFactors Employee Central system.
Set up mapping: Once the custom field and the custom fields in the Compensation
Information portlet are created, you need to set up mapping between them. This can
be done using business rules or custom code to retrieve the value from the custom
field in the Position object and populate it into the corresponding custom field in
the Compensation Information portlet.
First, you need to set up the necessary data models and permissions for
compensation objects in Employee Central. This will ensure that the required fields
are available for creating the business rule.1
Next, you can create a business rule that calculates the decimal field based on the
values of the two other fields
By implementing business rules, you can define the logic and conditions for
calculating the decimal field based on the values of the other fields. This will
enable the decimal field to dynamically fetch the values and update accordingly.
4.What would be the first modules to be implemented when customer go for Bizxsuit?
Firstly we would implement the talent modules RCM,RMK and ONB. Then EC and LMS.
6.SSO?
Single Sign-On (SSO) is a property of access control of multiple related, but
independent software systems. With this property, a user logs in once and gains
access to all systems without being prompted to log in to each of them.
Single Sign-on allows users to access your SuccessFactors instance without entering
their username and password each time. Instead of manually logging in to the SAP
SuccessFactors application, users are authenticated by your Identity Provider (IdP)
and then logged into SAP SuccessFactors automatically.
Single Sign-On can be enabled for all users of your system or for a partial subset
of users (called "Partial SSO").
Most customers use the SAML 2.0 protocol to set up Single Sign-On for their
instance, but we support a number of other SSO options as well.
7.Integrations?