> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.pockethrms.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.pockethrms.com/faqs/cloud-portal/settings/payroll/jv-settings.md).

# JV Settings

### 1. How to do JV mapping?

JV Settings can be set by following the path and process mentioned below:

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**Path:** Login to cloud portal > Settings > Payroll > JV Settings > click on '+' > Select the business unit > Select the value > Mention the amount > type > Group by > Write the formula with the help of given components > save.

**Step 1:** Login to the cloud portal, go to ‘Settings’ menu, under the ‘payroll’ tab, select ‘JV settings’ option.

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**Step 2:** Click on the ‘Plus (+) icon’ on the right.

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**Step 3:** Fill in the details such as select the business unit > Select the value > Mention the amount > type > Group by > Write the formula with the help of given components and click on ‘Save’.

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**Link:** <https://cloud.pockethrms.com/Settings/Employee/Index?module=payroll&submodule=JVSetting>

For any queries, contact <support@pockethrms.com>


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