jimlad Posted November 12, 2012 Posted November 12, 2012 For some reason this member of staff has had issues in SIMS and FMS, for a few months, we thought we had cracked it and it was due to the service term in SIMS. however as you can see from the screen shot certain things are not populating and we dont really have an FMS expert to call on due to sickness. We are happy that the SIMS side of things is ok, but any idea how to sort the 'salary paid' bit as its causing budget issues! (see attached) any help would be great
jimlad Posted November 12, 2012 Author Posted November 12, 2012 any advise on this, im sure its something simple
Ghostgame Posted November 12, 2012 Posted November 12, 2012 (edited) This is what Capita say when I had a look. Don't know if it will be helpful. KB94082 - Salary Paid column in salary projections showing as 0 Created 01/12/2009 Last Updated 26/01/2010 Affected Products FMS Notes After importing a reconciliation file into FMS, the Salary Paid column within a staff members Salary Projection shows as 0. Advice This occurs if a Contract/Payroll Number is not present within the staff members contract. This can be checked by accessing the staff members record in SIMS .net, opening up the contract (Relates to both open and closed contracts) and checking if the Contract/Payroll Number field has been populated. If this field has been left blank and the reconciliation file has been imported into FMS then unfortunately it cannot be resolved. We apologies for any inconvenience this may cause. Or because its full year this might help as well KB55222 - Full Year Breakdown in Salary Projections is showing an incorrect total for the Sal Paid column Created 21/03/2006 Last Updated 12/05/2008 Affected Products FMS Notes FMS Full Year Breakdown in Salary Projections is showing an incorrect total for the Sal Paid column Focus | Personnel Links | Salary Projection | View Details Advice Payments have been made against different Cost Centres in different periods for the same Service Term. To confirm this, select Focus | Personnel Links | Salary Projection. Change the view to Name and select the member of staff affected. Click the View Details button. For each period, click the View Actuals button and check the entry in the Cost Centre column. This should match the default cost centre for the service term. The default cost centre for the service term can be checked by clicking the Service Term Mapping button on the top right of the FMS window and selecting the appropriate Service term from the Service Term browse box. Edited November 12, 2012 by Ghostgame
jimlad Posted November 13, 2012 Author Posted November 13, 2012 arghghg no joy, any other ideas guys?
Ghostgame Posted November 13, 2012 Posted November 13, 2012 Have you tried contacting Capita? I think this might be a patch jobee.
jimlad Posted November 13, 2012 Author Posted November 13, 2012 yeah signed up for an account but it wont let me log a case, "Sorry ! This service is reserved for direct customers of Capita Education Services (Bedford) only. If you receive support from your Local Authority or Regional Centre support team, please contact them in the first instance. If you feel your SupportNet account is incorrectly set up, and that you feel you are entitled to the Case Log feature, please contact us via the Web Support | Web Support Feedback top-menu option in SupportNet, and we will be happy to revisit your account and make any appropriate modifications. Thank you. Capita Education Services"
jimlad Posted November 13, 2012 Author Posted November 13, 2012 im not sure if the school are signed up with them for support, (people off sick here at the moment) i give SIMS support but not FMS, if there is a patch needed surely out of the licence cost someone would deal with this?
vikpaw Posted November 13, 2012 Posted November 13, 2012 Whoever supports SIMS should also support FMS. Who do you refer to if you can't fix a SIMS issue? LA or Capita. Just ask them and they may help or at least tell you where you do get support from.
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