If you have grown tired of manually entering your Paychex payroll data into QuickBooks each pay period, their General Ledger Reporting Service may be the solution.
According to information on the Paychex web site, this solution is part of their Paychex Online service, so using that service looks to be a prerequisite.
You can get a demo or sit in on a web seminar for their General Ledger Reporting Service via links on the site.
If I recall correctly, there is a small monthly fee that is charged for the use of this service. Maybe with some careful negotiation, you can get them to reduce or eliminate that fee? In any event, this software should allow you to work on more productive tasks than rekeying your Paychex payroll data into QuickBooks.
Are you currently using this Paychex service? Please post a comment to let our readers know how it is working out for you - thanks!
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Scott Gregory is a specialist with QuickBooks Pro, Premier and Enterprise accounting software. He has been helping businesses "think beyond the ledger" for over 25 years.
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Hi Lisa:
Best bet would be to check in directly with Paychex about their reporting service working with QuickBooks Online.
Scott Gregory
Posted by: Scott Gregory, QuickBooks Expert | July 15, 2011 at 02:53 PM
Does the General Ledger Reporting Service work with QuickBooks online?
Posted by: Lisa Koch | July 12, 2011 at 12:22 PM
This is one helpful tool. Doing manual work is a very tedious job and using this tool would help one finish transferring data faster. But I have the same question as Natalia, is the result of the tool 100% accurate? Would there be no mistakes? Or is there a need to manually check what was done?
Posted by: Ann, acne treatment specialist | February 21, 2011 at 06:03 AM
This is actually one great solution which will help things easier for HR people. I have one question though, will this tool give us 100% accuracy when we generate report?
Posted by: Natalia Payroll | December 21, 2010 at 09:54 PM
this looks like a great module that will definately help
Posted by: Payroll Services | September 19, 2010 at 06:20 AM
Hi
Wow this sounds like a fantastic module which will help a lot of people.
Just out of curiosity, will this module work on all versions of PayChex software or are there limitations?
Best,
James Sneddon
Posted by: payroll services | April 06, 2010 at 10:59 PM
Thanks for the opportunity to clarify.
Paychex provides a number of secure, web-based services, including General Ledger Reporting. Paychex Online Payroll and Paychex Online Reports are two other popular web-based services. Each one of these online services is independent of the other, meaning a client can sign up for just one or any combination (i.e. a client can use our General Ledger Reporting Service without using online payroll or our online reports service).
Posted by: Michele Konzel | January 19, 2010 at 04:05 PM
Hi Michele:
Thanks for the updated information.
Curious - why does your web site indicate this is a requirement?
"General Ledger Reporting Service is part of Paychex Online, a group of secure, Web-based services that help you manage important aspects of your payroll."
Anything you can do to clarify this for readers of this post would be great.
Scott Gregory
Posted by: Scott Gregory, QuickBooks Expert | January 18, 2010 at 06:56 PM
This is Michele from Paychex. A Paychex client can take advantage of the General Ledger Reporting Service regardless of how payroll information is provided to us (call, fax, online). The General Ledger Reporting Service is not exclusive to our clients completing payroll online.
Posted by: Michele Konzel | January 18, 2010 at 12:12 PM