Schemas

When adding a speciality you will need to add at least a payment schema that it will be used on any proposal in the future. There are five payment schemas available and you can combine them.

The most common payment schema is the fix payment. It only have one parameter, which is, the amount you want to gain.

Another popular payment schema is the rate payment schema. It has two parameters, one is the rate value you want to charge and the other to what you want to charge against (ex: rate - €10/?, source - time-> €10/hour).

A third popular payment schema is the commission payment schema, in which, it has 4 parameters being 2 mandatory and 2 optionals. The mandatory parameters are a percentual value as the commission and the source to be used on the wage calculation. The optionals parameters are the boundories values that the commission is applied with the source value (ex: commission- 50% de ?, source- individual revenue).

A less popular but known schema is the objective payment schema with two mandatory parameters and another two optionals. The objective schema has a bonus and a source value as mandatory and, like the commission schema, it has two boundories that will be applied against the source and limit when the bonus is applied.

The threshold payment schema is the less known and has three mandatory parameters. It has an bonus parameter, a source parameter and a binary parameter made by a threshold and a flag to indicate the limit and side of it a person needs to achieved from the source in order to gain the bonus.