Your Home page in EmployeeXperience® (eX) shows your latest pay and what needs your attention. This article explains each section of the Home page, how to show or hide your pay amounts, and where each section's links lead.
On a computer: click Home, or the Primepoint logo.
On a phone: tap the house icon.
Your Last Check
The top of the page shows the date of your latest pay statement and a summary of your last check: where it was deposited, your net pay, gross pay, taxes and deductions, and your year-to-date net pay.
Amounts are hidden until you click Show amounts. Click Hide amounts to hide them again, for example on a shared screen.
- View full stub opens your pay statement. See Your Last Check and Pay Statements.
- Pay history opens your list of checks. See Pay History.
Launch time system, under the greeting, opens your employer's time-keeping system if they use one.
The Home Page Sections
Sections appear only when they apply to you, so your Home page may not show all of them.
| Section | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Benefit Enrollment | Appears during open enrollment. Click Enroll now to choose your benefits. See Choosing Your Benefits During Open Enrollment |
| Your Tasks | Forms and tasks waiting for you. Click Go to tasks |
| Where Your Money Went | How your last check split into take-home pay, taxes and deductions |
| Workplace Assistant | Click Ask a question to ask about company policies and documents |
| Announcements | News from your employer |
| Celebrations This Month | Coworkers' birthdays, work anniversaries and new hires. Say hi opens that person in the Company Directory |
| Open Roles | Job openings at your company. Click See all openings |
| Good to Know | Shortcuts to Actions, Links, Perks & early wage access and the help center |
| Your Messages | Your latest messages from your employer |
| Net Pay, Last 8 Periods | A chart of your recent take-home pay |
| Your Documents | Your latest documents, with Download. Click View all documents for the rest |
| Your Benefits | Your benefit plans and what each costs per pay |
Pro-Tip: If you'd rather not appear in Celebrations, ask your payroll administrator. Your employer can leave you out of the birthday and anniversary lists.
The screenshots shown in this article may differ slightly from your organization's configuration.