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Pay Gap Alerts & Anomalies

Know about a pay gap before someone asks you about it.

Evenpay watches your pay data continuously and tells you when a gap crosses your threshold. Every alert separates what objective factors explain from what still needs a decision.

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Know about a pay gap before someone asks you about it.
How monitoring works

The module that turns reporting into monitoring.

Continuous monitoring

Nobody has to run a report to find out

Alerts are generated whenever a pay gap crosses your organisation's threshold, five percent by default and configurable. You learn about a gap when it appears, not when a reporting deadline forces you to look.

  • Threshold set by you, five percent by default
  • Runs against live data, no manual analysis cycle
  • Surfaced in the product rather than buried in a file
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Two layers

Group level and individual level alerts

Group alerts cover positions, levels, job families and organisational units. Individual alerts compare one employee's pay against the opposite gender median in their own peer group, so a single person's situation does not disappear into an average.

  • Group alerts by position, level, job family and org unit
  • Individual alerts against the peer group median
  • Salary band alerts when pay falls outside band tolerance
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Decomposition

Explained, documented, and what is left

Every individual alert carries an adjusted analysis: how much of the gap objective factors explain, how much existing justifications already document, and how much remains unexplained and needs action. Most tools show only the raw number.

  • Objective factors such as experience, tenure and skills quantified
  • Existing justifications counted toward the explanation
  • The remainder stated plainly, so you know what to act on
See the decomposition
Statistical rigour

Significance testing keeps the noise out

This is not a black box. Detection is statistical: thresholds, regression decomposition and significance testing, so a two person team with one high earner does not generate a false alarm you have to explain away.

  • Significance testing on every comparison
  • Small samples flagged as inconclusive rather than alarming
  • Method you can describe to a works council
Read about the method

From signal to documented decision

An alert is only useful if it leads somewhere. This one leads into the justification flow.

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Set your thresholds

Choose the gap and band tolerances that matter for your organisation.

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Evenpay monitors continuously

Group and individual comparisons run against live data.

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An alert arrives with context

Explained, documented and unexplained portions, with significance.

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Document or adjust

Move straight into a justification, or plan a pay adjustment.

Common questions about pay gap alerts

A pay gap crossing the threshold you configure, five percent by default, in a group or for an individual against their peer group median. Employees sitting outside their salary band tolerance are flagged too.

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