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This manual explains how to correctly create and validate calculation formulas in FirstBIT software, following 1C calculation logic.
It is intended for HR, Payroll, Finance, and ERP users who configure salary, allowance, overtime, or commission calculations.

1. Key Principles of Formula Creation

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due to system logic

When creating formulas in FirstBIT software, always follow these core principles:

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ParameterDescriptionCorrect UseDo NOT Use When
Absence DaysNumber of absent working daysReducing day-based paymentsCalculating hourly salary
Absence HoursNumber of absent hoursReducing hour-based paymentsCalculating day-based salary
Days In PeriodTotal days in the periodDenominator for proportional logic (if justified)logic Replacing Norm Days without reason
Days WorkedActual worked daysMonthly salary prorationHour-based formulas
Fixed AmountFixed valueAllowances, bonuses, deductionsWithout proration logic if required
Hours WorkedActual worked hoursHourly salary calculationDay-based salary
Hours Worked by JobsHours per job/projectMulti-job or project payrollSimple single-job payroll
Norm DaysStandard working daysMonthly salary baseHour-based calculations
Norm Days by ScheduleNorm days per employee scheduleShift / flexible schedulesFixed schedules
Norm HoursStandard working hoursHourly & overtime baseDay-based formulas
Overtime HoursHours beyond normOvertime calculationRegular salary
Sales AmountTotal sales valueTurnover-based commissionMargin-based commission
Sales MarginProfit from salesMargin-based commissionTurnover-based commission
TariffSalary rate (daily/hourly/monthly)Base of all calculationsWhen unit does not match formula

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This leads to double reduction.

Choose one unit only, based on how the salary is calculated.

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This may distort salary calculations.

✔ Use  Use Norm Days unless there is a documented business reason.

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  • Hourly tariff × Days Worked

✔ Always  Always match tariff unit with calculation unit.

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This may overpay or underpay in partial months.

✔ Clearly  Clearly define whether the amount should be prorated.

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