Consistent name formatting across reports
Jun, 16 2026
What's new
We've standardized how employee names appear across reports in Eddy. Previously, some reports showed names differently — for example, "Carol Barnes" in one report and "Carolyn 'Carol' Barnes" in another — which made it harder to tie data together.
Now, all reports that include an employee name use the same payroll preferred name format (e.g., Carolyn "Carol" Barnes).
We've also left-aligned training names in the employee Trainings tab so they're easier to scan.
What this means for you
- Names in some reports may look different than they did before. For example, reports that previously showed "Carol Barnes" will now show "Carolyn 'Carol' Barnes."
- No action is needed — these updates apply automatically.
- Cross-referencing employees across reports (for audits, reconciliation, or exports) is now more reliable.
Consistent name formatting across reports
Jun, 16 2026
What's new
We've standardized how employee names appear across reports in Eddy. Previously, some reports showed names differently — for example, "Carol Barnes" in one report and "Carolyn 'Carol' Barnes" in another — which made it harder to tie data together.
Now, all reports that include an employee name use the same payroll preferred name format (e.g., Carolyn "Carol" Barnes).
We've also left-aligned training names in the employee Trainings tab so they're easier to scan.
What this means for you
- Names in some reports may look different than they did before. For example, reports that previously showed "Carol Barnes" will now show "Carolyn 'Carol' Barnes."
- No action is needed — these updates apply automatically.
- Cross-referencing employees across reports (for audits, reconciliation, or exports) is now more reliable.
