Tabs and Menus

The top of each eNETEmployer screen contains tabs and menus that allow you to navigate through various screens and perform required functions. Use this help page to learn more about the various navigational controls that you will see throughout the program.

Tabs

The tabs at the top of each screen provide access to each section of the program. Selecting a tab will exit the current screen and display the chosen section so you can begin working with its features. Note: Each time you use a tab to change to a new section, eNETEmployer recalls the last screen you were viewing within the tab and automatically displays it for you.

The Active Tab - When a tab appears in highlighted text, it indicates that you are currently working within that corresponding section of the program. For example, the Orange color in the sample image above indicates that the user is currently working in the Payroll section of the program.
Unavailable Tabs - Tabs that appear in Grey text indicate a section of the program to which your current login does not have access. For example, the sample image above shows that the Inbox tab is not accessible by the current user.
Tabs with Numbers - The Messaging tab offers a special functionality whereby it displays the number of unread messages at all times. This saves you the time of accessing your Inbox throughout the day to see if you have any new messages from other eNETEmployer users.

Menu Bar

The menus at the top of each screen provide access to program screens on a task-oriented basis. For example, the Payroll and HR tabs provide both company-level and employee-level menus, while the Recruitment and Messaging tabs do not.

Common Menus (found on all program tabs)

The following menu is common to all program modules and provide the same functionality wherever they are used.

<User> Menu - This menu provides user-specific options such as working viewing your company dashboard, passwords and program options. The menu's label will display the name of the user who is currently logged into the program.

The menu commands under the Employer tab allow you to work with employer-related tasks at a global (company) level. Some of the options defined here will be applied to all company payrolls, while other options are of an administrative nature.

Company - This menu provides options for working with company-specific tasks to customize the payroll for your business, such as the company's name and address, business contacts, locations and work divisions. The menu's label will display the name of the company.
Payroll - This menu provides options for working with payroll-specific tasks at a company level. This is where you setup the payroll name, its status, and whether the payroll is applicable for calculating, etc.
HR - This menu provides options for working with HR-related tasks at company-level.
Employee - This menu provides options for working with employee-related tasks at a company level, such as adding new staff to the payroll and defining their employment dates, work division and position, etc. If you need to make employee-specific changes, you must visit the Employee menu under Payroll tab (see below).
Admin - This menu provides options for working with administrative features such as the addition of program users and the backup/restore utilities.

The menu commands under the Payroll tab allow you allow you to work with tasks that apply to the active payroll. Changes defined here will typically affect all employees. You can also use the options in this tab to calculate your payroll and to perform year-end functions.

Current Payroll - This menu provides options for working with options for the active payroll.
Employee - This menu provides options for working with employee-specific tasks such as entering each worker's hours, and editing their individual earnings, deductions and accumulators, etc.
Payroll Processing - This menu provides options for setting up and performing the payroll calculation process. This includes options for entering employee hours, initiating the calculation process and viewing historical transactions and reports.
Year End - This menu provides options for working with special tasks that must be performed at year-end. Refer to the Year-End Process - Overview page for more information on the year-end procedure.

The menu commands under the HR tab allow you allow you to work with tasks that apply to your company's human resource program. Changes defined here are typically independent of other program modules, though certain items do overlap (such as employee information and position status).

Employer HR - This menu provides options for managing your HR items and settings at the company-level. This includes the creation of the HR items that will be assigned to your employees.
Employee HR - This menu provides options for working with HR settings at the employee-level. this is where you can assign the various HR items to each employee.
Reports - This menu provides options for creating various HR-related reports.

The menu commands under the Time tab allow you allow you to work with tasks that apply to your employee's time and attendance. Note: This feature is currently under development.

The menu commands under the Schedule tab allow you allow you to work with tasks that apply employee scheduling. Note: This feature is currently under development.

The menu commands under the Recruitment tab allow you allow you to work with the program's Recruitment and Applicant Tracking features.

Recruitment- This menu provides options for working with recruitment-related tasks such as creating job postings, editing the custom questionnaires that will be completed by job applicants, managing job applications and reviewing job applicants along with their resumes and other submitted documents.

The menu commands under the Inbox tab allow you allow you to work with the Inbox feature, a document storage facility that allows your employees to view their pay stubs, T4s and other documents online. It differs slightly from the other tabs in that it does not contain any further submenu commands. When this tab is selected, you are presented with the eNETInbox screen and its various features and controls. Refer to eNETInbox help page for more information on this feature.

The menu commands under the Messaging tab allow you allow you to work with the Messaging feature, an internal mail system that allows you to communicate with other members who use eNETEmployer. Note: The number that appears on the this side of the tab indicates how many unread messages exist in your Inbox folder.

Mailbox - This menu provides options for working with message-specific tasks such as reading your Inbox messages, composing new messages and viewing outbound and deleted messages. Refer to the Mailboxes help page for more information on this feature.

This tab allows you to exit eNETEmployer by logging out of the program completely. It differs slightly from the other tabs in that it does not contain any further submenu commands. When this tab is selected, you are presented with a prompt to verify that you are certain that you wish to exit the program. Choose the Logout button to proceed, or click on a different tab to continue working with the program. Note: eNETEmployer users are logged out of the session after 20 minutes of activity, while eNETInbox users are logged out after 3 minutes of inactivity.