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Pay Transparency & Reports

Reporting that holds up, straight from your live data.

Build directive aligned pay gap reports from the same numbers behind your analysis, your alerts and your employee answers. Worker groups come from your job architecture, and the unexplained gap comes from a real regression model.

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Reporting that holds up, straight from your live data.
What the report covers

Every section the directive expects, generated not assembled.

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Directive aligned reports, section by section

Employer information, the overall mean and median gender pay gap, the adjusted gap, the gap in variable and complementary pay and the share of each gender receiving it, worker group breakdowns by gender, quartile distribution and gender distribution by level. Add your own text blocks and switch sections on or off.

  • Mean and median gap alongside the adjusted, unexplained gap
  • Variable pay gap and access, worker groups, quartiles and gender distribution by level
  • Your branding, your commentary, your choice of sections
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Worker groups

Categories of workers, formed the way the directive expects

Groups are derived from your job architecture: job family at each job level, or by level, family or position alone, using the same Equal Value of Work framework as your analysis and your employee responses. There is no second definition to keep in sync.

  • Groups built from job family and level, or from level, family or position alone
  • One equal value definition across analysis, alerts and reporting
  • No parallel spreadsheet to maintain
See how groups are formed
Joint pay assessment

Gaps above five percent get flagged automatically

Where a worker group shows an unjustified gap of five percent or more, the directive's threshold for a joint pay assessment, Evenpay flags it without anyone running a report. From the alert you can open a joint pay assessment case, add employee representatives as participants and document the analysis and the corrective actions in the same place.

  • Automatic detection at the five percent threshold
  • See which groups need attention, and what drives the gap
  • Joint pay assessment cases opened straight from the alert
Read about the threshold
History and trends

Watch the gap move, not just its snapshot

Year over year gap trends and monthly charts show whether your actions are working. Filter across dimensions together, for example one level in one department in one country.

  • Year over year and monthly trend charts
  • Filter level, department and country in combination
  • Templates for the EU standard and public reports, Finland, Sweden and CSRD social metrics
See historical analysis
Joint pay assessments

The assessment the directive asks for, run inside the product.

Joint pay assessments

When a gap crosses five percent, the assessment starts here

Article 10 asks for a joint pay assessment with employee representatives when a category of workers shows an unjustified gap of at least five percent that is not remedied within six months. In Evenpay a group alert becomes an assessment case in one step: add the representatives as participants, record the analysis of causes and the pay components reviewed, assign corrective actions with an owner, and keep the whole record audit logged. The assessment triggers also appear as a section in the regulatory report.

  • Open a joint pay assessment case straight from a group alert
  • Participants, analysis and corrective actions in one audit logged record
  • Joint assessment triggers listed as a section of the report itself
See a joint pay assessment case

From raw data to a report you can defend

The numbers in the report are the numbers in the product. Nothing is retyped.

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Connect your data

Import from your HR system, payroll or a file, on a schedule you set.

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Groups form from your architecture

Job families, levels and positions become the categories of workers.

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The model separates the gap

Regression splits what objective factors explain from what remains unexplained.

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Generate and brand the report

Add commentary, choose sections, and export when you need it.

Common questions about pay gap reporting

Under Article 9, reporting covers the overall mean and median gender pay gap, the gap in complementary and variable components, the proportion of each gender receiving them, the share of each gender in each pay quartile, and gaps by category of worker. Employers with 250 or more employees report annually and those with 150 to 249 every three years, both from 7 June 2027; employers with 100 to 149 employees start on 7 June 2031. National transposition sets the detail, so check the rules for your countries.

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