For more details on salaries (also called cost rates) please refer to the help article.
The cost rate object represents invidual's cost rate defined for a certain period of time. A person can have multiple cost rates, however they cannot overlap in time. Cost rates can be defined for various period of times, such as hourly, monthly, etc. Note that different periods affect overheads differently (see the help article).
For defining persons' cost rates specific to deals and budgets, please refer to deal cost rates.
Please note that we rate limit PATCH and POST api requests for editing salaries to 30 requests per two minutes.
The date after which this salary record starts being effective (exclusive lower bound for date-range filtering).
Alternating working hours schedule, if the organization has the alternating work hours feature enabled.
The date before which this salary record is effective (exclusive upper bound for date-range filtering).
The person's cost in the salary's native currency (amount in cents).
The person's cost converted to the organization's default currency (amount in cents).
The person's cost normalized for comparison across currencies (amount in cents).
The currency code of this salary record (e.g. USD, EUR).
The organization's default currency code.
The normalized currency code used for cross-currency comparisons.
Whether this is the default (active) salary record for the person.
The date when this salary record ends. Null if the record is currently active.
The date used to calculate the exchange rate for currency conversion.
The exchange rate applied to convert the salary cost to the default currency.
The associated holiday calendar that determines the person's non-working days.
The ID of the holiday calendar used for this person's availability calculations.
The person's hourly rate in the salary's native currency (amount in cents).
The hourly rate converted to the organization's default currency, in whole currency units.
The hourly rate converted to the organization's normalized currency, in whole currency units.
An optional note or description for this salary record.
The organization this salary record belongs to.
When true, this salary entry is counted as overhead cost rather than direct project cost.
The person this salary record applies to.
ID of the person this salary record applies to.
ID of the salary type for this record (e.g. hourly, monthly).
Date when this salary record becomes effective.
The weekly working hours schedule for this salary record.