Flex
The Flex step banks the period’s worked − expected delta — plain flex — optionally scaled by a factor. It is the named, one-field form of crediting the built-in delta: a plain-flex agreement needs only this step and no allowance counter.
When to use
- A simple flex agreement where the whole period delta is banked at face value.
- As the base credit when you want flex banked at a non-standard rate (for example a half-rate scheme).
For combining several counters at different rates in one figure, use Credit (expression) instead.
Parameters
| Setting | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Factor (%) | Scales the credited flex, in percent. 100 = ×1.0 (leave empty for ×1.0); 150 banks flex at 1.5×. |
How it works
The step reads the period’s built-in delta (worked minus expected) and credits delta × factor ÷ 100 to the account as a carry-forward movement.