Employee Navigator has a fantastic feature sitting right in the middle of your main navigation menu called the “Wall”. You may not have any idea what it does, especially if yours is blank. But once you see how many ways you can use it to keep up with to-do items that often fall between the cracks, you’ll be so happy you spent some time exploring the different features.
Our team has 10+ Walls set up for our team to help us manage benefits and HR-related tasks, so we have a pretty good idea about to use the Wall. But, like most things, our clients have showed us their solutions or asked us to customize a solutions to help improve their processes.
We like to talk about our payroll integrations. Just know if you use ADP’s workforce now, BBP, everee, DM Payroll, iSolved, Paycor, Paylocity, PrimePay, Proliant, PrimePay we should skip Scenario 1. But we have many clients that run payroll in-house or use an unconnected vendor like QuickBooks or Gusto.
If you run payroll that isn’t connected, this is for you.
This one came directly from a client. They realized that when an employee left employment there were little software subscriptions that weren’t being turned off in a timely manner. In their case, the realized each employee who terminated had 4 or 5 items worth $15 to $50 per month that weren’t being turned off or 2 or 3 months after the fact.
In this scenario, we set up a separate Wall feed to create a checklist of to-do items for each software subscription that needs to be turned off or migrated to a different user.
Even some of our best software integrations have gaps. Paylocity, for example, can’t receive HSA deductions when an employee elects this specific benefit. Sometimes this is also true of “worksite” benefits like Aflac or Colonial.
In this video, we’ll show you how to use the “Benefit Categories” trigger to single out HSA elections.