Your payslips show what you were paid each pay run, and how it was worked out. Keeping your details up to date means your pay goes to the right account and your employer can reach you.

This guide covers how to:

Open a payslip.
See your pay rate.
Check your super.
Save or print a payslip.
Update your details.
Change your bank account.
Change your super fund.

Open a payslip

Tap Pay.
Choose the financial year, such as 2025/2026. It starts on this financial year, so choose last year for a payslip from before July.
Choose the pay date. The latest is chosen for you.
Tap View.

The Payslip card on a phone, with marks matching the steps: 2 the financial year, 3 the pay date, and 4 View

Your payslip shows your hours and pay for each kind of work, any allowances, the tax taken out, your super, and what went into your bank account. At the bottom, your year to date shows your pay and tax since 1 July, and your leave balances if your employer shows them.

A payslip shows once your employer has paid it. If you can't see one you expect, check the financial year, then ask your manager.

See your pay rate on your payslip

Each payslip shows how your pay was worked out, with a line for each kind of hours you worked.

Tap Pay, choose the pay date and tap View.
Look under Payments. Each line shows how its pay was worked out.

A payment line on a payslip on a phone: Rate $25.85, Hours 4 and Multiplier 1.25, earning $129.25. Payments is marked 2, and the Rate, Hours, Multiplier and amount are outlined.

Each line has four parts that work together:

Rate: your base pay for one hour.
Hours: how many hours were paid on this line.
Multiplier: any extra on top of your rate for these hours, such as 1.25 for a casual loading or 1.5 for overtime. A Multiplier of 1 means your rate as it is.
The amount beside the line's name: what you earned, which is the Rate times the Hours times the Multiplier.

In the picture, $25.85 x 4 hours x 1.25 = $129.25. So for those hours you were paid $32.31 an hour, not $25.85.

Hours paid differently, such as evenings, weekends or a public holiday, each get their own line with their own Rate or Multiplier. If you're paid a salary, your Annual Salary shows near the top of the payslip.

Not sure what a line means, or your rate doesn't look right? Talk to your manager. They can explain it and check it for you.

Check your super on your payslip

Want to know your employer is paying your super? Each payslip shows the super your employer has recorded for that pay. Super is paid on top of your pay, into your super fund.

Tap Pay, choose the pay date and tap View.
Under Expenses, find the line that starts with Super. Its amount is your super for that pay.
Beside Employee Elected Super Fund, check the name of the fund your super goes to.

Expenses on a payslip on a phone, with the Super line marked 2 and the fund beside Employee Elected Super Fund marked 3

Your payslip shows what your employer has recorded in Microkeeper. If your super looks wrong or missing, or the fund says No Fund Selected, talk to your manager. They can check it for you.

Save or print a payslip

Save it as a PDF: open the payslip in Chrome or Safari, tap Print, then choose Save as PDF.
Keep a copy: tap Download to save it as a page you can open later.

Print isn't available in the Microkeeper app, so open Microkeeper in your phone's browser to save a PDF.

Update your details

Tap Profile to see your Personal Details. Tap the pencil beside one to change it. It's saved straight away.

Mobile: enter your new number, tick Confirm mobile number and tap Save. Enter the 4 digit PIN Microkeeper texts you, and tap Save.
Email: tick Confirm email and tap Save. Click Verify email in the email Microkeeper sends you, within 24 hours, to finish the change.
Address: search for your address, check it, and tap Save. Your employer needs it for your end of year tax.
Emergency Contact: enter their Name and Phone Number, and tap Save.

Personal Details on a phone, with a pencil beside the mobile, email, bank details, address, emergency contact and availability

To change your name, tax or super, talk to your manager.

Change your bank account

Your pay goes into this account, so take a moment to check it.

On Profile, tap the pencil beside Bank Details Set.
Enter the Bank Title, the name on the account, such as "MS AVA PATEL", the Bank BSB and the Bank Account Number.
Tap Verify. Check the bank and branch match your account.
Tick I confirm my bank details are correct and tap Confirm.

Warning

Pay that goes to the wrong account may not come back. If you change your bank account close to payday, tell your manager too, so they know it's you.

Your employer gets an email when you change your bank account. Your account number isn't shown on your profile, to keep it safe.

Change your super fund

When you first complete your profile, Microkeeper may ask for your super fund, under Superannuation Setup. Tap Start Super Setup and follow the steps. If your employer has already added your fund, you won't see this step.

To change your fund after that, talk to your manager. Give them your new fund's name and your member number, which your fund gives you, so they can update it and your super goes to the right place.

Each payslip shows your fund beside Employee Elected Super Fund, so you can check the change on your next payslip.

Payslip and details questions

It says No payslips yet. Where are they?

Pay opens on this financial year, which starts on 1 July. Choose last year for payslips from before July. If it's still empty, your employer may not have paid that pay run yet.

I think my pay is wrong. What do I do?

Check your hours on Time first, then send a message from Home under Message Payroll Office, saying which pay date and what looks wrong. Your payroll office can check and fix it.

Where's my income statement for my tax return?

Your employer reports your pay to the ATO through Single Touch Payroll, so your income statement is in your myGov account, linked to the ATO, once your employer finalises it, by 14 July.

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