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Comma-delimited file is a delimited text file that uses a comma to separate values. The file type can be .TXT or .CSV

NOTE: if using a .CSV open with Notepad as the leading zero will disappear if the column format is not Text type           

Step 1: Create the import file

Example: (.TXT) file might change. It is depends on software provider

The file has the following format

Column 1 – Employee id

Column 2 – Pay category

Column 3 – Numbers of Hours

Column 4 – Amount

If the value is not there leave the blank

Example: line 1 importing units; line 2 importing amounts

First line:

  • Employee Code (1003)
  • Payroll Category (107) This is hourly Type
  • Hours (55) Number of Hours

Second line:

  • Employee Code(1003)
  • Payroll Category (117) This is Regular Type
  • blank ,,
  • Amount (700)

     

Step 2:  Create a new import interface

Go to Configuration > Interfaces > Paycard import interfaces / Then click on (+) sign to create a new interface

On Details tab add Code, Name  of the new layout

File Type= Comma delimited file

Additional settings: only check The file provides payroll category numbers


Click on “Filed mapping” tab. Select the Source field from the drop down list and enter the source column from the file . Click “Add” button to add new line.Save

Step 3: Batch the payroll using new interface : Go to Payroll > Process Paycards > Batch Payroll and make the selection > click Next

Select import interface name and browse for the file to be imported. Click next (at the bottom)

Click Run Payroll

A successful import will produce the following screen

To check the imported data: Go to Payroll > Process Paycards > Edit Paycards and double click on your employee.

 If the entry is incorrect review the import file.  You can Overwrite on the Batch Paycard wizard as many time as you want.


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