Payslip , ABA file etc...

kenl90
kenl90 Member Posts: 51 Reckoner Reckoner
in Reckon Payroll

In Phase 1, I could set up the default password when I send out the payslip. For existing employees, the default password still works. I have added a new employee. Where do I set the default password? The new staff just told me that her payslip is not password-protected.

Also, where can I set up the default message with the payslip? Looks like we are going backward in terms of functionality.

I just realised that ABA file generation is not available now. When will this be ready? At this point, I have to enter a bank transfer one by one. Quite a tedious task when Phase 2 is meant to be easier.

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  • Rav
    Rav Administrator, Reckon Staff Posts: 13,906 Reckon Community Manager Community Manager
    edited August 2023

    Hi @kenl90

    The ability to setup your default message in the payslip email will be added to Reckon Payroll next quarter so that's coming soon. I don't have any info in regard to the option to add password protection to payslips in Reckon Payroll just yet but I'll see what I can find out from the product team on that.


    In regard to ABA files, this can still be generated if you use the Product Switcher to switch back to your Reckon One book and create as you normally have been currently. A new ABA creation experience specific to Reckon Payroll is also on the cards and scheduled currently for next quarter.

  • kenl90
    kenl90 Member Posts: 51 Reckoner Reckoner
    edited August 2023

    Thanks Rav. Perfect. Product Switcher can generate the ABA file.

  • Rav
    Rav Administrator, Reckon Staff Posts: 13,906 Reckon Community Manager Community Manager

    I know this post is a little older now but for anyone that may come across it in future, just a quick update that the process to create an ABA file for payroll has been streamlined and can be completed directly from the pay run.

    Check out more info here - Generating an ABA bank payment file from your pay run ⚡🏦

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