[Payroll & Back Office] DRAFT: Payroll - Check Correction

A user can perform check corrections to multiple checks in a single batch from Avionté's Back Office > Payroll section. 

 

  1. Navigate to Main Menu > Back Office > Payroll > Home

  2. Click New Batch to open the New Payroll Batch wizard.





    The new Payroll Batch wizard displays.



  3. Select the correct accounting period for the batch. Click the drop-down menu icon to display a calendar. Select the final date of the accounting period. 

  4. Click the drop-down menu icon to display a calendar. Select the date the payroll check will be created.

  5. Select the type of run for the batch:

    • Check Run: Cut Checks for the time worked.

    • Check Reverse: Reverses a bad check allowing for cancellation or reissue.

    • Check Reissue: Reissues a previously cut check with any new modifications.

    • Check Void: Cancelled a cut check completely.

    • Clear APItems: Removes pending AP items such as child support from this pay period.

    • Deduction Authority: Pays out the pending payment from deductions withheld from this pay period.

    • Subagency Pay: Pays an agency for the use of an external employee on an assignment.

    • Tax Authority Pay: Pays tax agencies for the money with held for a pay period.

  6. Select the Bank account that will be linked to the action for that batch.

  7. Enter a Description for the batch. Example - "This payroll batch includes year-end bonuses."

  8. Enter a message that will appear on each paystub.

  9. Optional selections
  • Make All Checks Live - All checks in the batch will be printed as “Live” checks regardless of direct deposit or pay card set up on the payee’s record (often used when running a bonus payroll)
  • Lock Printing Checks - User will be unable to print checks until the Lock option has been unchecked.
  • Ignore Permanent Deduction Setup - All checks in the batch will not take into account any deductions set up on the employee record.

  • Click Finish.

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