
Earned now, paid later
Commission is earned when the work happens and settled in a pay run afterwards.
Commission is earned per delivery and salary runs alongside it. Both settle in one pay run, dated the day the money is handed over.

Salary, commission and advances live in three different heads. Every month somebody sits down with a calculator and rebuilds them all.
The rider counts his deliveries, the office counts them again, and the two totals rarely agree.
Money handed over mid month is remembered by one side and quietly dropped by the other.
Pay handed out late gets attached to the wrong month, and the cost of a month stops being true.
Each staff member gets a pay profile: what the salary is and how commission is earned.
As deliveries happen, commission is earned and recorded. Nobody has to add it up afterwards.
A pay run settles what is owed, less advances already taken, and the payment is dated when it was made.




Commission is earned when the work happens and settled in a pay run afterwards.
Pay lands in the period it was actually handed over, not the period it was earned in.
Money taken against salary is recorded and comes off the next pay run.
Salary and commission terms sit on each staff member, not in your head.
Editing a pay run later does not move the date the money was actually paid.
Because they happen on different days. Commission belongs to the day the delivery happened, while the cost of paying it belongs to the day the money left your hand.
An advance against salary is recorded when it is given, and the next pay run settles the balance with the advance already taken into account.
No. The date the money was paid is not re-stamped by an edit, so the month it belongs to stays where it was.

Put your salary terms, commission and advances in one place and let the pay run do the settling.
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