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Before any payroll can be closed and finalized, a backup must be performed. eNETEmployer mandates that you perform this step so that you always have a fall-back point should you ever need to restore a payroll in the future. The following tutorial shows you how to create a payroll backup.
When to Perform a Backup - Backups can be performed at any time. From an administrative standpoint, many payroll practitioners choose to make regular backups at various times during the payroll cycle. Perhaps after they've entered employee hours, or after they have made other significant changes.
The backup process is mandated at the end of each pay cycle before the pay sequence can be closed. This prompt ensures that you are creating at least one backup per pay cycle.
NOTE: Backing up your company database includes the data for all program modules. This includes any changes made in all other tabs since the last backup (e.g. HR, Recruitment, Employer - not just the Payroll module). As such, the restore procedure should be used as a last resort only after you have considered other alternatives (such as the Un-Close payroll command or Reversal Pay option). |
You can initiate a backup from multiple program locations: Backups can be created from within the Calculations screen on both the Employer or Payroll tabs, or from the Employer tab's Tools screen. Regardless of the location you choose, the restore procedure is the same. Note: The Payroll tab's Calculations screen is the most common location and will be used in this tutorial. |
This completes the tutorial on backing up your payroll.
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