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Expose employee fixed additions/deductions ("Faste tillegg/trekk") through the API

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Start by reviewing the existing employee and employment endpoints and the API documentation to confirm whether fixed additions or deductions are already exposed elsewhere. Compare the requested employee/employment reference, salary type, dates, and amount or percentage with current API patterns. Done means the availability is clarified or a scoped API addition is specified.

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Description

Hi!

It doesn't seem to be possible to retrieve the fixed additions/deductions configured for an employee ("Faste tillegg/trekk") through the API.

Our use case is payroll calculation. We would like to calculate the expected salary for an employee before the payroll transaction is created in Tripletex. Currently, we can retrieve employment details such as salary and employment percentage through the employee/employment endpoints, but we cannot retrieve the fixed additions/deductions that will later be included when payroll is generated.

It would therefore be useful to have API access to these entries, for example like:

GET /employee/employment/fixedAddition

Ideally, the API would expose something in the line of:

  • Employee/employment reference
  • Salary type
  • Start date
  • End date
  • Fixed amount / percentage

Is this functionality currently available through another endpoint that I have missed?
If not, would it be possible to expose it through the API?

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