All employees must have a staff profile in Aaniie in order to be added to Aaniie Payroll.
Once the worker has a staff profile, these sections will need to be completed in order to pay your employee.
Employer Responsible For:
Employee Responsible For:
To pay an employee in Aaniie Payroll, both the employer and the employee must complete required setup steps.
This guide walks you through exactly what needs to be done and what setup is required within the employer profile in the event things change after your payroll onboarding.
Before onboarding a new worker, ensure your Employer Profile is up to date. This is typically completed during your Aaniie Payroll onboarding, but as your agency grows or payroll policies change, these settings may need to be updated before adding new employees.
Employer Setup:
Employer Profile
Add to Paygroup
Pay Type (if applicable)
Time Off Policy (if not utilizing or combining with Aaniie time off features)
Benefits Policy (if applicable)
Deduction Policy (if applicable)
Worker Payroll Profile
Contract
Pay Type (if applicable)
Deduction (if applicable)
Time Off (if applicable)
Benefits (if applicable)
Garnishments (if applicable)
If required information is missing, your worker cannot be paid.
Employer Responsibility
Report all new hires/rehires through your state’s New Hire Reporting Directory
Worker Setup:
Personal Information
Tax Information (not applicable for contractors)
Payment Method
If required information is missing, your worker cannot get paid.
All employees must have a staff profile in Aaniie before payroll can be set up.
View Screenshot example of employer view from the staff profile
Review:
Pay Types - ie: if new stipend has been added for worker(s), update this here
Important: review the Pay Types tipsheet to know exactly how to use this feature in employer profile to prevent double entries in payroll dashboard
Deductions - if new deduction policy has been created, update this here
Garnishments - if new hire has garnishments, create here
Benefits - if new benefit policy has been created, add it here
Time Off - if new time off policy has been created, add it here
To learn more about each of these features, please review their relevant articles in the knowledge base, under Aaniie Payroll, or contact Aaniie Support for help.
These steps are completed by the employer.
Go to:
Menu → Aaniie Payroll → Employer Profile → Pay Groups
Click Manage Workers
Select the worker.
Click Save
New hires are automatically assigned to the default pay group. Always verify they are assigned to the correct one.
To add, select worker. To remove, de-select worker. Then click save.
Within the worker's payroll profile, complete the following sections.
Verify:
Employee or Contractor classification
Hire Date - important for tax reporting purposes and end of year W2 or 1099
Overtime eligibility
Note:
New workers default to Employee and Overtime Eligible. Review these settings before processing payroll.
Assign a Pay Type only when applicable.
Examples include:
Salaried workers
Monthly or recurring stipends
Workers who are not paid from hours and shifts automatically flowing over from the Aaniie Scheduling Dashboard
Creating paytypes for the following will create double entries in your payroll dashboard (hourly rates, overtime rates, holiday rates, mileage reimbursement, expense reimbursement, and bonuses)
Important:
For hourly caregivers using the Aaniie Scheduling Dashboard, you do not need to enter default hours or hourly rates. Hours and rates are automatically transferred from completed shifts.
Note: Aaniie is automatically calculating rates from shifts via the scheduling dashboard. So it is not necessary to create pay types associated with shifts that are clocked in/out of.
Assign any applicable deduction policies to the worker.
Assign the appropriate Time Off Policy and current balance, if applicable.
Assign the appropriate Benefits Policy if applicable.
Create the appropriate Garnishment, if applicable.
After hiring a worker, report the new hire through your state's New Hire Reporting Directory within your state's required reporting timeframe.
Payroll setup is not currently available through the mobile app.
The worker will complete:
Legal Name
Address
Date of Birth
Social Security Number
Employees will complete their Federal and State tax withholding information.
Contractors are not required to complete this section.
The worker will choose:
Direct Deposit
Paper Check (if offered by the employer)
If selecting Direct Deposit, they will enter:
Routing Number
Account Number
Account Type
Important: Have them double-check the routing number and account number before submitting.
Incorrect banking information is one of the most common reasons workers do not receive their direct deposit on payday. If incorrect information is entered, payment may be delayed while the funds are returned through the banking system.
Once onboarding has been completed, workers may return at any time to update:
Personal Information
Tax Information
Payment Method
Workers can also access their paystubs from within the Aaniie web browser.
Before running payroll, confirm:
Employee is assigned to the correct pay group
Contract is completed and accurate
Pay types, deductions, garnishments, time off and benefits created if applicable
Worker has completed all onboarding steps (personal, tax, payment)
Worker not assigned to a pay group
Contract not updated from default settings
Last minute new hire, deposit not showing
Delete payroll and start over or for their first paycheck, write them a check
Worker has not logged in to complete onboarding
Missing bank or tax information
If you need assistance, contact: support@aaniie.com