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Type:
Bug
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Status: Stage Testing
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Priority:
High
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Affects Version/s: None
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Fix Version/s: None
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Component/s: None
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Labels:None
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Environment:Others
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Bug Severity:Medium
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Module:UI Refresh
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Reported by:Support
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Item State:Stage QA - Production Deployment on Hold
Hi all -
I set up a credit pool in Azure for Demo_Lauren. When I look at employee Thomas Andrews, the spending credit options are showing but there isn't an amount (I was expecting to see allotted at $1000).
I do not have the capability to recalculate in Azure so not sure if that is the only thing that needs to happen.
I need to provide this demo today so if one of you could look into it, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks!
Jen
Hi all - where is this seen in the employee workflow? I'm again testing with Thomas Andrews and I see no mention of the Defined Contribution. I only see it on the confirmation statement ...
I also have it set as a flat amount of $1,000 but it is showing on his confirmation as $461.53.
Sorry - one last thing, the employee cost on the confirmation statement is showing the full amount, not the amount minus the applied credits as well.
We have done the settings to show defined contribution on Demo Company_Lauren Azure.
Now You can see defined contribution under from your pocket curtain menu, refer image 
The monthly flat amount set as defined contribution for medical plan is $1000, but employee payroll schedule is Bi-weekly. So this monthly amount will be converted to Bi-weekly payroll schedule.
Below are the calculations to convert monthly $1000 to bi-weekly.
To Convert $1000 to Annual amount, multiply it by 12
so it will be $1000*12 = $12000
Now to covert annual amount to Bi-weekly divide it by 26.
$12000*26=461.53
The confirmation statement shows credit allotted and total Employee costs in current Enrollment as well in future enrollment summary section. in same section there is field out of pocket.
Actual Employee cost for all plans is $116.24 and applied credit pool is $80.34 (As $416.53 amount is bi-weekly applied only for medical and medical plan cost for this employee is $80.34),
Now Out of Pocket shows $35.90 (i.e $116.24 - $80.34 = $35.90), refer images
Let us know if you need any other details.
Thanks,
Sachin Hingole
Nidhi Kaul Rakesh Roy Rohan J Khandave Hrishikesh Deshpande Prasad Pise Vijayendra Shinde
Sachin Hingole (Inactive)
added a comment - Hi Jennifer Leugers
We have done the settings to show defined contribution on Demo Company_Lauren Azure.
Now You can see defined contribution under from your pocket curtain menu, refer image
The monthly flat amount set as defined contribution for medical plan is $1000, but employee payroll schedule is Bi-weekly. So this monthly amount will be converted to Bi-weekly payroll schedule.
Below are the calculations to convert monthly $1000 to bi-weekly.
To Convert $1000 to Annual amount, multiply it by 12
so it will be $1000*12 = $12000
Now to covert annual amount to Bi-weekly divide it by 26.
$12000*26=461.53
The confirmation statement shows credit allotted and total Employee costs in current Enrollment as well in future enrollment summary section. in same section there is field out of pocket.
Actual Employee cost for all plans is $116.24 and applied credit pool is $80.34 (As $416.53 amount is bi-weekly applied only for medical and medical plan cost for this employee is $80.34),
Now Out of Pocket shows $35.90 (i.e $116.24 - $80.34 = $35.90), refer images
Let us know if you need any other details.
Thanks,
Sachin Hingole
Nidhi Kaul Rakesh Roy Rohan J Khandave Hrishikesh Deshpande Prasad Pise Vijayendra Shinde 
Verified on Azure, working fine.
Now its showing the credit pool as per employee payroll schedule.
Jennifer Leugers - Fix for this is deployed on Azure, Can you please check this.