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Chief Human Resource Officer
HRMS Payroll Administrator*
Time, Leave, and Payroll Processing
The Chief Human Resource Officer is responsible for ensuring that this document is necessary, reflects actual practice, and supports University policy.
You can rollback a payroll process using several different methods.
Option 1: Using the Payroll Processes Window
This method is best when you want to roll back a process for a few individuals, for example, several QuickPays.
IS Payroll
N ®
View ®
Payroll Processes
Payroll Processes

1. Enter the name of the payroll in the Payroll field and the period range in the From and To fields and click on the [Find] button.
2. Place the current record indicator (blue box) next to the process you want to rollback.
3. Select Edit ®
Delete Record, or click on the delete
icon on the toolbar.

4. Click on the [Yes] button to delete the record or the [No] button to cancel.
5. Save your work.
Option 2: Using the Submit Requests Window
This method is best when you want to roll back a process for many individuals, for a payroll run that includes more than 50 employees.
IS Payroll
N ®
Process and Reports ® Submit Processes and Reports
Submit Request

1. Select Single Request and click on the [OK] button.

2. In the Name field, select Rollback US Payroll Process to roll back a payroll process.

3. Complete the required parameters.

4. Click on the [Submit] button.
The Requests window will open. The Request ID is the number in the first column on the left.
5. Click on the [Refresh Data] button until the
Phase is Completed and the Status is
6. Click on the [View Details], [View Output], [Diagnostics], or [View Log] buttons for more information.
7. Close Requests window.
Option 3: Using the Employee Assignment Processes Window
Use this method to rollback an individual employee assignment process.
IS Payroll
N ®
View ®
Assignment Process Results
Employee Assignment Processes

1. Enter the employee's name and the Periods From and To fields to display the list of payroll processes for this employee.
2. Place the current record indicator (blue box) next to the process you want to rollback.
3. Select Edit ®
Delete Record, or click on the delete icon
on the toolbar.

4. Click on the [Yes] button to delete the record, or the [No] button to cancel.
5. Save your work.
Effective: 09/24/04
Revision: 2 06/21/05 pm
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