Purpose: This method is recommended for acquisitions, mass onboarding, or large-scale banking changes involving multiple employees.
🛈 Important: Data Validation Validate Before Cutoff: CSV uploads directly affect payroll payments. Ensure all updates are completed and verified before your payroll processing deadline to avoid payment errors.
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Step 1: Navigate to Import CSV Records
B. Select Import CSV Records. | Navigation path to Import CSV Records |
Step 2: Configure Import Type
Set the following initial configurations: • Import Type: Custom Records • Record Type: Payroll Bank Account
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Step 3: Prepare the CSV File Ensure your CSV includes these required columns: • A: Employee Internal ID • B: Employee's Name •C: Bank Account Name • D: BSB Number (5-digits) • E: Bank Account Number • F: Institution Code (3-digits) • G: Start Date •H: Account Status (Primary/Secondary) •I: Account Status
| Prepare your CSV File |
Step 4: Set Import Options
• Data Handling: Add or Update. • Custom Form: Standard Payroll Bank Account. • Advanced: Log system notes (Checked); Validate mandatory custom fields (Unchecked). | 2. Import Options screen with specific checkboxes |
Step 5: Review Field Mapping
Fields should auto-map. If Employee Internal ID does not map:
A. Click the pencil icon next to the field. B. Manually select Internal ID from the list. | Steps 3 & 4: Field Mapping |
Step 6: Save, Run, and Validate
| Successful Import confirmation message
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📘 Best Practices & Warnings
Internal IDs: Always double-check employee Internal IDs; a typo here can map banking data to the wrong person.
Sandbox Testing: If available, always run a test import in your Sandbox environment first or a single employee first.
Secondary Accounts: Remember that secondary accounts require a value in the Amount column, whereas Primary accounts do not.