NOTE: Log in to the Sage 50 company as the data owner.
NOTE: The checks must have a unique check number and an amount. By design, $0.00 dollar paychecks won’t upload payslips to Sage HR.
It flags multiple paychecks with the same amount on the same date for the same employee as duplicates, and won't upload to Sage HR. For instance, say there were two paychecks dated May 10 in the amount of $505.30 for employee ALLEN. The first check uploads as a payslip to Sage HR, but the second check won't show. This is functioning as designed, and is part of the duplicate detection system in Sage HR, which is there for your protection.
If this situation does arise, the workaround is to change the date on the check that failed to the day before or the day after. Then sync payslips to Sage HR, and it will upload. After that, then change the date on the check entered in Sage 50 back to the original date.
Open the employee in Maintain Employees & Sales Reps and make sure that in the Address there are no special characters such as:
If present, remove or replace these characters and save the record.
Also verify on the employee records that the Primary Email exists and that the Sage HR checkbox has a check mark.
If the Primary Email is missing, correct it and save the employee records. Then upload the payslips again.
If the payslips don’t upload, toggle Sage HR off and on for the affected employees.
If the payslips still don’t upload, continue to the next section.
If there are job allocations, and the paychecks won't upload after re-entering, try leaving off the job allocations. If the paychecks are able to upload to Sage HR, edit the paychecks to add the job allocations.
You can’t delete transmitted Direct Deposit checks. We recommend uploading payslips to Sage HR before running the WebSync Wizard to transmit Direct Deposit checks. That way if there’s an issue with the payslip upload, you can address it, and then sync the Direct Deposit checks.