When you run the direct credit schedule, you also have the option of creating a file of direct credit transactions for export to your bank client software. When you request that a direct credit file be created (by ticking the checkbox in the main direct credit form), the file will be created with the name that is specified on the direct credit options form.
The file will be created in the directory specified in the pay group edit form bank details (MTS, BACS or EFT Directory), or the same folder as your payroll database if no directory is entered in the pay group details. Do not enter the directory name in the bank file name.
For Australia, you can select fixed length or carriage return delimited records - you might need to experiment to find which is the most suitable for your bank's software.
For the United Kingdom, you can also select fixed length or carriage return delimited records, plus whether or not the file includes a header and trailer record. Consult your bank's software documentation to choose the most appropriate format.
The layout of the Direct Credit Schedule can be customised. To customise any of the reports, click the Edit button. See Report Editing for information on how to edit reports. If you do customise a report, the customised version is saved in a text file outside of KwikPay, so you can exchange custom reports with other Kwikpay users.
If you want to run a custom version of a report created outside of your copy of KwikPay, you will need to link that report to KwikPay so that it uses the custom version of the report instead of KwikPay's built-in version. You can do that by clicking the ... button. That will open a file open window where you can select the file name of the custom report.
The Direct Credit Schedule is structured as a single main report.