Oracle Fusion HCM endpoint reference

Payslips REST API

Get all attachments for a payslip

GET https://your-pod.oraclecloud.com/hcmRestApi/resources/11.13.18.05/payslips

Everything on this page is extracted from Oracle's official OpenAPI specification for Fusion Cloud HCM: 16 queryable q fields, and 6 child resources. Unsure how q works? See the Oracle HCM API guide.

Supported operations

GET /payslips
GET /payslips/{id}

Queryable q fields (16)

Only these fields can appear in a q filter expression on /payslips. Filtering on any other field returns 400 Bad Request.

Example q request

GET /hcmRestApi/resources/11.13.18.05/payslips?q=AttachmentEntityName='<value>'&onlyData=true&limit=25
Field Type Operators
Amount number = !=
AttachmentEntityName string = !=
CreationDate string = !=
CurrencyCode string = !=
DefaultCurrencyCode string = !=
DocumentsOfRecordId integer = !=
PaymentDate string = !=
PayrollRelationshipId integer = !=
PayrollRelationshipNumber string = !=
PayslipViewDate string = !=
PeriodEndDate string = !=
PeriodStartDate string = !=
PersonId integer = !=
RelActionId integer = !=
StoreEnabled string = !=
WeekDay string = !=

Child resources (6)

Each child is reachable at /payslips/{id}/child/<name> and most can also be inlined with expand.

BalanceHistoryPaymentsPayslipBalancesPayslipSummarydocumentspayslipHistory

Response fields (22)

Top-level attributes returned for each row. Use fields= to request a subset and shrink the payload.

AmountAttachmentEntityNameBalanceHistoryCreationDateCurrencyCodeDefaultCurrencyCodeDocumentsOfRecordIdPaymentDatePaymentsPayrollRelationshipIdPayrollRelationshipNumberPayslipBalancesPayslipSummaryPayslipViewDatePeriodEndDatePeriodStartDatePersonIdRelActionIdStoreEnabledWeekDaydocumentspayslipHistory

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