Redwood Experience: Customize Payroll and Position Override Sections in the Create and Edit Job Offer Flows
Using Visual Builder Studio, you can customize the Payroll and Position Override regions in the Redwood create and edit job offer flows.
- Stronger payroll data integrity: Restricting edits to payroll fields under specific business conditions helps ensure that critical compensation and payroll information remains accurate and consistent.
- Improved compliance and risk reduction: Organizations can enforce payroll governance policies by preventing unauthorized or unintended updates during job offer creation and editing.
- Simplified user experience: Hiding the Position Override region when it's not applicable reduces page complexity and helps users focus on relevant information.
- Better process control: Making Position Override fields read-only helps organizations control when position data can be modified, ensuring alignment with internal business rules and approvals.
- Enhanced configuration and role-based flexibility: Organizations can tailor visibility and editability of Position Override information based on specific business scenarios or user roles, creating a more controlled and personalized experience.
Steps to enable and configure
To customize the Payroll region, in Visual Builder Studio, go to Hiring > Create or Edit Job Offer > Payroll info and create business rules. You can set fields as read-only for specific business conditions.

Create Business Rules for the Payroll Info Region
To customize the Position Override region, in Visual Builder Studio, go to Hiring > Create or Edit Job Offer > Position override and create business rules. You can set fields as visible or hidden, or as read-only for specific business conditions.

Create Business Rules for the Position Override Region
To use Redwood experience, you need to enable the Recruiting Redwood pages profile options. For details, see Set profile options for Redwood pages.
For details on enabling and customizing Redwood for HCM, see How do I adopt Redwood for HCM? and Extending Redwood Applications for HCM and SCM Using Visual Builder Studio