A Complete System for Compensation and Benefits Administration

Noova Compensation & Benefits covers the full lifecycle of how you pay and support your employees. Start by defining salary structures with grades, steps, and ranges that map to your departments and positions. Assign compensation to individual employees - base salary, various allowances, and payment details. When it is time for salary adjustments, run review campaigns that route through multi-level approvals and connect to performance data. On the benefits side, create plans with cost structures split between employer and employee, then open enrollment periods so employees can select their benefits and manage dependents. Five built-in report types give you visibility into salary costs, benefits costs, compensation comparisons, headcount, and review outcomes.

Structured Salary Framework

Define salary structures with grades and steps, set minimum and maximum ranges for each level, and assign structures to specific departments and positions across your organization.

Approval-Based Salary Reviews

Run salary review campaigns with configurable multi-level approval workflows. Integrate performance review data so merit increases are based on actual performance outcomes, and track budget allocation throughout the process.

Flexible Benefits Administration

Create benefits plans covering health insurance, retirement, life insurance, and other categories. Define how costs are split between employer contributions and employee contributions for each plan.

Five Built-In Report Types

Analyze compensation data with reports for salary costs, benefits costs, compensation comparison, headcount analysis, and salary review summaries. Export reports for further analysis.

A Complete System for Compensation and Benefits Administration

What Compensation & Benefits Enables

Consistent Salary Framework

Salary structures with defined grades, steps, and ranges provide a consistent framework for setting compensation. Every position maps to a structure, so salary decisions follow a clear and documented methodology rather than ad-hoc negotiations.

Controlled Salary Adjustments

Salary review campaigns with multi-level approvals ensure that salary changes go through proper review before taking effect. Budget tracking gives leadership visibility into total spending, and performance data integration ties increases to documented outcomes.

Transparent Benefits Management

Benefits plans with clear cost breakdowns between employer and employee contributions eliminate confusion about who pays what. Enrollment periods with automatic cost calculations let employees make informed decisions about their benefits.

Data for Compensation Decisions

Built-in reports on salary costs, benefits costs, compensation comparisons, and headcount give HR and finance the data they need to make informed decisions about compensation strategy and budget planning.

Who Uses Compensation & Benefits

HR Managers

Build and maintain salary structures, manage employee compensation records, run salary review campaigns, create benefits plans, and administer enrollment periods.

Department Managers

Participate in salary reviews for their team members, propose merit increases based on performance, and review team compensation within the approval workflow.

Employees

View personal compensation details, select benefits during enrollment periods, manage dependent information, and understand their total compensation package.

Finance Teams

Monitor compensation costs across the organization, review budget allocation for salary reviews, and use reports for financial planning and analysis.

How Organizations Use Compensation & Benefits

Setting Up Salary Structures for a Growing Organization

An organization is formalizing its compensation approach. They need to create salary structures that define clear grades and salary ranges for different departments and positions, so compensation decisions follow a consistent framework as the company grows.

  • Created salary structures with grades representing career levels within the organization
  • Defined steps within each grade to allow for progression without changing grade level
  • Set minimum and maximum salary ranges for each grade and step combination
  • Assigned salary structures to specific departments and positions in the organization
  • Employees mapped to the appropriate grade and step based on their role and experience
  • New hire offers now reference the salary structure to ensure consistency with existing employees

Running an Annual Salary Review Cycle

HR is conducting the annual salary review. They need to collect manager recommendations for merit increases, route those recommendations through multiple approval levels, stay within the allocated budget, and connect increases to performance review outcomes.

  • Created a salary review campaign with a defined review period and budget allocation
  • Department managers entered merit increase recommendations for their team members
  • Performance review data pulled in to provide context for each recommendation
  • Recommendations routed through multi-level approvals - manager, HR, and senior leadership
  • Budget tracking showed total proposed increases against the allocated budget at each stage
  • Approved increases applied to employee compensation records upon final sign-off

Managing Benefits Enrollment for the New Year

HR is opening the annual benefits enrollment period. They need employees to review available benefits plans, select their coverage, add dependent information for family members, and understand the cost breakdown between employer and personal contributions.

  • Benefits plans configured with coverage details, eligibility rules, and cost structures
  • Employer and employee cost splits defined for each plan - fixed amounts or percentage-based
  • Enrollment period opened with start and end dates for employee selections
  • Employees reviewed available plans and selected their benefits for the coming year
  • Dependent information added for employees enrolling family members in coverage
  • Cost calculations completed automatically based on plan selections and dependent counts

Using Compensation & Benefits Step by Step

1

Create Salary Structures & Benefits Plans

Start by building your salary structures - define grades and steps with salary ranges, and assign them to departments and positions. Then create your benefits plans - health insurance, retirement, life insurance, and other categories - with cost splits between employer and employee contributions.

Create Salary Structures & Benefits Plans
2

Assign Employee Compensation

Set up individual employee compensation. Assign each employee to a salary structure grade and step, set their base salary, add applicable allowances (position, location, skill-based), and configure payment information including bank account details.

Assign Employee Compensation
3

Run Salary Reviews & Benefits Enrollment

Launch salary review campaigns when it is time for adjustments - managers submit recommendations, approvals route through multiple levels, and budget is tracked throughout. Open benefits enrollment periods so employees can select their coverage and manage dependents.

Run Salary Reviews & Benefits Enrollment
4

Analyze with Reports

Use the five built-in report types to analyze your compensation data: salary costs by department, benefits costs with employer contributions, compensation comparisons across positions, headcount analysis, and salary review summaries. Export any report for further analysis.

Analyze with Reports

Complete Feature Breakdown

Salary Structures

Define the salary framework for your organization with grades, steps, and ranges.

Employee Compensation

Manage individual employee salary, allowances, and payment information.

Salary Reviews

Conduct salary review campaigns with approvals, performance integration, and budget tracking.

Benefits Plans

Create and manage benefits packages with flexible cost structures.

Benefits Enrollment

Manage enrollment periods where employees select their benefits and add dependents.

Reports & Analytics

Five report types for analyzing compensation data across the organization.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Compensation & Benefits

A salary structure defines the salary framework for a group of employees. Each structure contains grades (representing career levels) and steps within those grades (for incremental progression). For each grade and step, you set a minimum and maximum salary range. Structures are then assigned to specific departments and positions, so when you set an employee's salary, it follows the ranges defined in the applicable structure.
The system supports several types of allowances that can be added on top of base salary: position allowances (additional compensation for specific roles), location allowances (adjustments for geographic cost differences), and skill-based allowances (for specialized expertise or certifications). Each allowance is configured per employee as part of their individual compensation record.
Salary reviews are run as campaigns. Once a campaign is created, managers submit increase recommendations for their team members. These recommendations then route through configurable multi-level approvals - typically from the direct manager to HR and then to senior leadership. At each level, the approver can see the proposed amount, the employee's current compensation, and their performance review data. Budget tracking shows the total impact at each approval stage.
Yes. Salary review campaigns can integrate with performance review data. When managers or approvers are reviewing salary increase recommendations, they can see the employee's performance review results. This supports merit-based increases where salary adjustments are connected to documented performance outcomes rather than decided in isolation.
Each benefits plan has a defined cost structure that specifies the employer contribution and the employee contribution. These can be set as fixed amounts or as a percentage of salary. When an employee enrolls in a plan, the system calculates their personal cost and the employer's cost based on the plan configuration. If the employee adds dependents, costs are recalculated automatically based on the dependent count.
HR opens an enrollment period with defined start and end dates. During this period, employees can log in and select which benefits plans they want to enroll in. They can also add dependent information for family members who need coverage. The system shows cost breakdowns for each selection so employees understand their personal contribution. Once the enrollment period closes, selections are finalized.
There are five report types: salary cost reports (total spending by department and position), benefits cost reports (employer and employee contributions across plans), compensation comparison reports (side-by-side analysis across positions and grades), headcount analysis reports (employee counts by various dimensions), and salary review summary reports (outcomes from review campaigns). All reports can be exported for further analysis.
No. Compensation & Benefits focuses on salary structures, employee compensation records, salary reviews, benefits plans, and benefits enrollment. Payroll processing - including payroll runs, payslip generation, and tax calculations - is handled in a separate Payroll module. The two modules work together, with compensation data feeding into payroll calculations.

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