Every pay stub Enmantle has for you lives in one place: My Pay. You can see your latest paycheck, your year-to-date totals, and the full breakdown of any stub — all from your phone.

Where to find My Pay

Open Enmantle and go to Payroll Calendar.
Tap the My Pay Stubs card.
That opens My Pay, your personal earnings history.

Read your totals at a glance

Four cards sit across the top of My Pay:

Latest Net Pay — your take-home from the most recent paycheck.
YTD Gross — total earnings so far this year, before taxes and deductions.
YTD Net — total take-home so far this year.
Pay Stubs — how many stubs are on file for you.

These update automatically each time your agency uploads a new pay period.

Find a specific paycheck

Below the cards is a table — one row per pay stub. The columns are Pay Period, Pay Date, Gross Pay, Net Pay, and Change. Change shows how your net pay moved compared with the stub before it, so a bigger or smaller check is easy to spot.

Some rows carry a small tag:

2nd Check — a second paycheck issued in the same pay period, such as a separate bonus or correction check.
1099 — pay reported on a 1099 (contractor), rather than on a W-2.

Open a stub for the full breakdown

Tap any row to open that stub. Inside, you'll see the full breakdown — your earnings, the taxes withheld, and any deductions — the same detail you'd expect on a printed pay stub. Nothing here can be edited; it's a record of what was paid.

When your stubs show up

Pay stubs don't appear on their own. They show up only after your admin uploads that pay period's payroll data. Until then, My Pay shows the message "Pay stubs will appear here after your admin uploads payroll data."

Don't see a recent payday yet? That usually just means it hasn't been uploaded. Give it a little time, and if it's still missing, check with your admin.

To see paydays, holidays, and bonus dates ahead of time — and even add them to your phone's calendar — see The payroll calendar and subscribing to paydays. If you're having trouble getting into your account at all, start with Logging in and setting up your profile.