Gusto Embedded now supports child support garnishments via API and Flows. Gusto will automatically remit payments to all child support agencies except South Carolina since this agency doesn't support electronic payments. Employers are responsible for paying the agency outside of Gusto.
You can now create contractor-only companies. This company type has fewer onboarding requirements compared to those with W-2 employees. However, contractor-only companies have a payroll blocker that prevents them from processing payroll for W-2 employees.
We’ve made important updates to our webhooks infrastructure that will impact any high-failing webhook subscriptions. To improve overall system reliability and performance, webhook subscriptions with consistently high failure rates are now subject to deactivation. This change primarily impacts unresponsive subscriptions in our Demo environment.
You can now create and manage your webhook subscriptions directly in the Developer Portal! This is a new self-serve tool available for each Demo and Production application. The tool will allow you to create, verify, edit, and deletewebhook subscriptions. It will provide more insight into the events your subscription is receiving. Each subscription will have a details page with a searchable Event activity table. This table will show the last n events that your subscription received, and will allow you to search those events for specific subscription types. Review our webhooks guide for more info.
Gusto Embedded now supports employee_state_setup and employee_federal_setup flow types. These flows allow employees to update their employee federal or state tax details and removes the other employee setup steps.