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Exceptions can only occur if previously paid entries for the impacted employee have been cancelled or edited, resulting in compensating (negative) entries being pulled into the payroll batch that outweigh the positive entries for the same employee. If an exception occurs, all entries for the impacted employee(s) are removed from the batch and placed into a new batch. The new batch shares the name of the original batch and includes the suffix “EXCEPTIONS” as displayed in the screenshot below:
Follow your normal procedure for processing an exceptions batch. An exceptions batch can be processed like all other batches in DCI. With an Exceptions batch, a payroll user can:
Add entries to the Exceptions batch
Remove entries from the Exceptions batch
If you do not want the negative entries processed in the EXCEPTIONS batch, you can remove them from the batch so they will be available to pull for the next payroll cycle
Process the Exceptions batch as is
Follow your normal process for processing payroll
If you need instructions on processing a batch, please see User Guide: Payroll in our Help Center
Once an Exceptions batch is processed, the new negative entries will move to a status of Approved, and the original entries will remain in a status of Processed. The batch status will show Transmitted, and the processing of the Exceptions batch is will be complete.
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