Payroll API news

Greetings, developers! 🧑‍💻
We've got some new and shiny updates for you. Let's dive right into the details:

🆕 Added

New property for CreateEmployeeContractRequest. Affected endpoint: POST /v2/employees

• TimeReserveType - Timebank reserve type
  • 1 = WorkingTimeReserve
  • 2 = WorkingTimeAcount

New properties for CreateEmployeeResponse and EmployeeResponse. Affected endpoints: POST /v2/employees, GET /v2/employees, GET /v2/employees/{employeeId}

• TimeResereveType - Timebank reserve type
  • 1 = WorkingTimeReserve
  • 2 = WorkingTimeAcount
• TimeResereveInMinutes - Amount of minutes accumulated in timebank reserve

New property for CreateTimebankRequest and TimebankUpdateRequest. Affected endpoints: POST /v2/shortcuts/timebank, PUT /v2/shortcuts/timebank/{id}

• PayOutSource - Type of hours balance, which will be decreased by the shortcut
• 1 = CompensationTime
• 2 = WorkingTimeReserve
• null will be interpreted as CompensationTime

New property for TimebankResponse. Affected endpoints: POST /v2/shortcuts/timebank , GET /v2/shortcuts/timebank/{timebankId} , GET /v2/shortcuts/timebank/{startDate}/{endDate} , PUT /v2/shortcuts/timebank/{id}

• PayOutSource - Type of hours balance, which will be decreased by the shortcut
  • 1 = CompensationTime
  • 2 = WorkingTimeReserve

💀 Deprecated

Deprecated properties for CreateTimebankRequest and TimebankUpdateRequest. Affected endpoints: POST /v2/shortcuts/timebank , PUT /v2/shortcuts/timebank/{id}

• ScheduleStartTime - Deprecated (value will be ignored)
• ScheduleEndTime - Deprecated (value will be ignored)
• ScheduledDayBreakTime - Deprecated (value will be ignored)

Deprecated properties for TimebankResponse Affected endpoints: POST /v2/shortcuts/timebank , GET /v2/shortcuts/timebank/{timebankId} , GET /v2/shortcuts/timebank/{startDate}/{endDate} , PUT /v2/shortcuts/timebank/{id}\

• ScheduleStartTime - Deprecated (value will always be null)
• ScheduleEndTime - Deprecated (value will always be null)
• ScheduledDayBreakTime - Deprecated (value will always be 0)

Happy coding! If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask. Support 📧