The Invalid SIN report provides users with a list of Talent with an Invalid SIN.
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Locating the Report
- Click on the Analyze Tab
The Reports Sub Tab will automatically be selected - In the Search Reports field, type INVALID SIN
- Click on the Invalid SIN Report
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The Invalid SIN report provides users with insights to Talent in their system with an Invalid SIN.
Filter Options
Filter Name | Options | Explanation | |
Office | All available Branches | Filters Job's Branches | |
Talent Status | All available Talent Statuses | Filters Talent Statuses | |
Date From | Start Date of Invalid SIN falling under the date range | ||
Date To | End Date of Invalid SIN falling under the date range | ||
Date Range | Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow, ... |
When 'Date Range' is selected, 'Date From' and 'Date To' will be automatically disabled. The user will need to select either 'Date Range' or enter 'Date From' and 'Date To'. |
Field Details
Field Name | Description |
Talent Office | Talent's Branch |
Talent ID | Talent's ID in FrontOffice/Bold |
Talent | Talent’s name |
Talent Created Date | Talent's Entered by/Created Date |
Talent Status |
Talent's Status |
Using the Data
The Invalid SIN report serves as an essential compliance monitoring tool for identifying talent records that require immediate attention. By reviewing this report regularly, payroll and compliance teams can proactively address SIN issues before they impact tax reporting, payment processing, or create regulatory compliance risks. Users should prioritize fixing invalid SINs for active talent, especially those currently on assignment or approaching start dates, to ensure seamless onboarding and payment processes. The report can also be used for database maintenance and quality assurance initiatives to maintain accurate workforce documentation and reduce administrative complications.
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