Pay Rule Policies: Compose, list assignments, and unassign

You can now compose pay rule policies and unassign employees through the Company Policies API, not only list policies and assign a user.

A pay rule policy is the pay structure Time Clock uses: regular hours plus overtime, premiums, and differentials. Create the reusable rules in the dashboard. Use these endpoints to see what a policy contains, add or remove a rule, list who is on it, and take someone off. The Connecteam agent uses the same surface to help admins attach the right pay structure during setup.

New Endpoints

• GET /company-policies/v1/pay-rules — List reusable pay rules in the account
• PUT /company-policies/v1/pay-rule-policies/{payRulePolicyId}/pay-rules/{payRuleId} — Add an existing pay rule to a policy
• DELETE /company-policies/v1/pay-rule-policies/{payRulePolicyId}/pay-rules/{payRuleId} — Remove a pay rule from a policy
• GET /company-policies/v1/pay-rule-policies/{payRulePolicyId}/assignments — List assignments in effect on a date
• DELETE /company-policies/v1/pay-rule-policies/{payRulePolicyId}/assignments/{assignmentId} — Remove one assignment

Updates to existing endpoints

• GET /company-policies/v1/pay-rule-policies now returns isDefaultForNewUsers and payRules (id and name). Existing id and name fields are unchanged.
• PUT .../assignments now rejects a change that would touch approved or locked timesheet days.

Key Features

• See what you are assigning: each policy lists the pay rules it is made of
• Compose from existing rules: adding a regular rule replaces the current one. The regular rule cannot be removed
• Effective-dated assign and unassign: list who is on the policy on a given date, then remove one assignment by id
• Connecteam agent: the agent uses these endpoints to look up policies and attach people during setup

Authentication

• API Key (X-API-KEY header), or
• OAuth 2.0 with company_policies.read, company_policies.write, or company_policies.delete

Requires the Time Clock API plan limitation.

For full details and examples, see the Pay Rule Policies guide.