Daniel Johnson, Jr.

The company uses a version of Microsoft Great Plains (GP) that’s been customized for the PEO industry. One piece of that is Integration Manager (IM). I’ve talked about the bridge application a number of times before. With an Excel file from a client and, with some sophisticated programming, we create a tab-delimited text transaction file for Integration Manager. We’ve set up some profiles in Integration Manager to upload payroll transactions into a batch in the Great Plains system, saving a lot of time and money. In some cases we’ve seen a 91% drop in the amount of time it takes to run a payroll.

Over the next few weeks or so, I’ll be running Integration Manager for the Payroll department. Here are some numbers for today:

1002 transactions, for 530 employees of 10 clients.

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Tags: bridge application, Case Studies, Great Plains, Integration Manager, Microsoft Dynamics GP, Microsoft Great Plains, payroll processing, PEO

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