List Payroll Calendar
The List Payroll Calendar endpoint allows you to retrieve all payroll calendars associated with your organization for a specific cycle (month/year). This guide walks you through how to use this endpoint.
Prerequisites
Before you make the endpoint call, you will need:
- API access: Ensure you have access to the Remote API.
- Authentication: An OAuth2 token for authentication.
- Environment setup: Either use the production URL
https://gateway.remote.com
or Remote sandboxhttps://gateway.remote-sandbox.com
. We recommend using sandbox before querying live data.
Understanding the Endpoint
This endpoint retrieves payroll calendar information for a specific cycle. This cycle determines the time period (e.g. November 2024) for which payroll calendars will be listed.
List Payroll Calendar has two scopes:
https://gateway.remote.com/employment.manage
that lets you create, read, update, and delete employments.https://gateway.remote.com/employment.read
that only allows reading the employment data.
To better understand this endpoint, let's say you are managing payroll for your company and you need to review all payroll calendars for November 2024 to ensure payroll events and schedules align with your processing deadlines. Here's how you will structure your endpoint call:
Request Structure
The request structure for this endpoint looks like the following:
GET https://gateway.remote-sandbox.com/v1/payroll-calendars/2024-11
In this call,
- Your base URL is
https://gateway.remote-sandbox.com
. Change it toremote.com
when you are ready for production. - The required cycle for processing is
2024-11
. - Do not forget to include a valid OAuth2 token in the authorization header.
These are the required parameters to make a successful endpoint call. You can also add optional query parameters such as page
and page_size
.
GET https://gateway.remote-sandbox.com/v1/payroll-calendars/2024-11?page=1&page_size=10
Response
A successful request returns a 200 OK
status with the requested list of payroll calendars.
{
"current_page": 1,
"payroll_calendars": [
{
"country": {"code": "CAN"},
"owned_by_remote": true,
"cycle_frequency": "bi-monthly"
"cycles": [
{
"start_date": "YYYY-MM-DD",
"end_date": "YYYY-MM-DD",
"input_cutoff_date": "YYYY-MM-DD",
"employee_inclusion_cutoff_date": "YYYY-MM-DD",
"payment_date": "YYYY-MM-DD"
}
...
]
},
...
],
"total_count": 1,
"total_pages": 10
}
Here's what each parameter indicates:
current_page
: the current page of all thetotal_pages
.payroll_calendars
:code
: code of a supported country on Remote.owned_by_remote
: a flag that indicates whether the payroll is owned by remote or not.cycle_frequency
: the frequency at which the payroll calendar is run.cycles
: refer to the frequency of payroll run in the month passed in the request.start_date
: the start date of this payroll cycle.end_date
: the end date of this payroll cycle.input_cutoff_date
: the last date to accept data for the payroll.employee_inclusion_cutoff_date
: the date that marks which employees to include in the payroll run. Employees added after this date will not be included.payment_date
: the scheduled date on which payments are disbursed.
total_count
: the total number of recordstotal_pages
: the total number of pages to go through
Troubleshooting
401
Unauthorized: This error occurs when the API call has a missing or invalid OAuth2 token. To fix this, verify that you have a valid token and that it is included in the authorization header.404
Not Found: This error occurs if there are no payroll calendars found for the provided cycle. If you are sure this shouldn't be the case, double-check that you provided the correct cycle.422
Unprocessable Entity: This error occurs when the request body has incorrect request parameters, which in this case means incorrect cycle format, or invalid page and page size. To fix this error, try fixing the cycle format toYYYY-MM
and verify whetherpage
andpage_size
are integers.
Updated 23 days ago