Payroll Premier user - is there a user guide for Reckon Payroll
Hello, I have watched all the Webinars and some discussions for switching to Reckon Payroll From PAYROLL PREMIER. I have had the migration done yesterday, and I understand all I need to do for STP 2.
But, for Payroll Premier users that have never used Reckon One, is there a guide that shows the actual payroll processing procedure, eg. ABA file export etc. A lot of the discussions and videos are for Reckon One users, this is very foreign to someone who has only used Payroll Premier. Thank you
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Hi Gayle_10863666,
Reckon Payroll uses reckon One to create an ABA file. If you use the Product Switcher to return to your Reckon One book, go to Banking>Bank Payments. A new ABA creation experience specific to Reckon Payroll is also on the cards and is scheduled currently for next quarter.
I have also attached here a KB article that will guide you through the process:
https://help.reckon.com/article/wd0831cf0r-bank-payments#creating_an_aba_file
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Thank you, appreciate the quick reply, I didn't realise this, I'm slowly understanding how it works. Appreciate the link and feedback that clarifies how this works.
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My first attempt at a pay run after upgrading from Payroll Premier and I got an error - Journal transaction has no account set - what does this mean?
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Hi Jennie Kemp,
I'm sorry you had to go through that.
It appears that our Dev team has received a report about this and is looking into it.
Once it has been resolved, I will update you.
Best regards.
Karren
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