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Compensation

The Compensation settings page controls how salary and benefits data is structured in Evenpay. Navigate there via Settings → Compensation. The page has four tabs: Salary ComponentsBenefitsSalary Bands, and Exchange Rates.


Salary Components


Salary components define the categories of pay used in your organization. They are used for mapping data from integrations and for calculating total compensation. Each component has several configuration options:



Column

What it controls

Type

Recurring (paid regularly) or One-time (paid as a lump sum)

Group

Category: Fixed Compensation, Variable Pay, Benefits, or Ungrouped

Status

Whether this component is active in your organization

Include in Total

Whether this component is counted in the total compensation figure used for analysis

Include in Salary Band

Whether this component is included when determining salary band position

FTE Adjust

Whether this component is adjusted for full-time equivalence before analysis. If you have imported full-time equivalent salaries, you don't need to FTE adjust them.If


The default salary components are:


Component

Type

Group

Base Salary

Recurring

Fixed Compensation

Performance Salary

Recurring

Variable Pay

Bonuses

One-time

Variable Pay

Benefits

Benefit

Benefits

Other

One-time

Ungrouped


You can add custom components using the + Add Custom Component button.


Benefits


The Benefits tab defines the non-salary benefits available in your organization, with default monetary values. These can be overridden for specific positions or employees. Benefits are organized by category (Transport, Wellness, Insurance, Technology).


Default benefits include: Company Car, Gym Membership, Health Insurance, Meal Vouchers, Pension Plan, and Phone Benefit. Each benefit can be toggled active/inactive, and you control whether it's included in total compensation or salary band calculations. Click + Add Benefit to create additional benefit types.


If you base salary already includes fringe benefits, but you want to list employee specific benefits with monetary value in Evenpay, choose to not include benefits in Total to avoid double calculation.


Salary Bands


The Salary Bands tab controls how salary bands are resolved when a position doesn't have its own band defined directly.


Enable inheritance — when on, positions can inherit salary bands from their job level or job grade. This is on by default and recommended, as it means you only need to define bands at the job level or grade level rather than for every individual position.


Default band source — controls the fallback order when a position has no direct band:


Option

Behavior

Auto (cascade)

Uses position-specific band first, then falls back to Job Level, then Job Grade. Recommended default.

Position-specific only

Only uses bands defined directly on the position — no inheritance

Job Level

Always uses the job level band

Job Grade

Always uses the job grade band


The cascade order is: Position → Job Level → Job Grade. The first level with a salary band defined is used.


Exchange Rates


Evenpay fetches daily exchange rates from the European Central Bank (ECB) for multi-currency salary comparison. These rates are applied automatically when comparing salaries across currencies in pay equity analysis and compa ratio calculations.


The Exchange Rates tab shows your organization's base currency, the rate source, the last update date, and current rates for all supported currencies. Click Sync Now to force an immediate refresh outside of the daily automatic update.


No configuration is required — rates update automatically. The key setting that affects this is your Organization Currency, which is set under Settings → Organization → Company.


Updated on: 08/04/2026

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