Flex

The Flex step credits the period’s worked − expected delta — plain flex — at face value. It is the named, zero-configuration 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 credited at face value.

For flex at a non-standard rate (for example a half-rate scheme), or for combining several counters at different rates in one figure, use Credit (expression) instead — for example delta * 0.5.

Parameters

This step takes no configuration.

How it works

The step reads the period’s built-in delta (worked minus expected) and credits it to the account as a carry-forward movement. A period with no delta credits nothing.