Adding or Editing Employee Details
For a video tutorial on how to add employees into the P11D Organiser please click on the link below:
Adding an employee
Employee records
Importing data to create employee records
Employee records are generally created in the P11D Organiser by importing employee data which has been extracted from other software such as payroll or HR systems. Below is general information on the employee records held in the P11D Organiser, for further information on importing employee records please see our specific guide for importing employee data.
Accessing the P11D Organiser for the first time, the system will automatically take you to the ‘Add Employer’ screen to create the first employer & employee record. Once the employer record has been saved, the system will then display a pop-up dialogue box asking if you want to add a new EMPLOYEE record for the company you have created.
One of the ways you can add an employee to the system manually is by going in to the employer details screen and pressing the 'ADD' button.
Alternatively, you can navigate to the right-hand side tool bar in the Organiser and click on the 'Add new employee' button.
This will take you to the 'Add New Employee' screen in which you can input the details of the new employee. Once you have input all the necessary information, simply click on the 'Ok' button.
Employee records
An "employee" record consists of 4 areas of employee information/data:-
- Personal
- Address
- Employment
- Notes
1 - Personal
Surname | Add or edit the employee’s Surname. |
Forename | Add or edit the employee’s Forename. |
Title | Add or edit the employee’s Title. (e.g. Mr, Mrs, Ms, Dr etc.) |
Initials | Add or edit the employee’s Initials (in place of a "Forename") |
Date of Birth | Add or edit the employee’s DOB. |
Gender | Add or edit the employee’s Gender. |
Payroll No | Add or edit the employee’s Payroll Number. (unique employee ID) |
NAT Ins No | Add or edit the employee’s National Insurance Number. |
Email address | Add or edit the employee’s Email address. |
Mobile | Add or edit the employee’s mobile telephone number. |
2 - Address
Address | Add or edit the employee’s Home address. (4 lines/fields available) |
Post code | Add or edit the employee’s Postcode. |
Telephone | Add or edit the employee’s Telephone number. |
Fax | Add or edit the employee’s Fax number. |
3 - Employment
Date of commencement* | Add or edit the employee’s Date of commencement. |
Date of Leaving* | Add or edit the employee’s Date of leaving. |
Director | Add or edit the employee’s Statutory Director settings |
Exempt from Payrolling | Add or edit the employee’s personal exemption from the system's payrolling of benefits settings |
Exempt from Class 1A NIC | Add or edit the employee’s personal exemption from the system's Class 1A NIC settings |
Pay group | Add or edit the employee’s Pay group. |
Cost Centre | Add or edit the employee’s Cost Centre. |
Location | Add or edit the employee’s Location. |
Department | Add or edit the employee’s Department. |
Region | Add or edit the employee’s Region. |
User_1 | Add or edit the employee’s User_1 field values. |
User_2 | Add or edit the employee’s User_2 field values. |
Date of Commencement
The employee start date is used to determine the employee “Status” within the selected tax year (i.e. Starter, Leaver, Current or Modified.) and can also be used by the system to align/prorate benefits to run in line with the employees employment dates. (See topic for Tools>Align Benefits)
Date of Leaving
The employee leave date is used to determine the employee “Status” within the selected tax year (i.e. Starter, Leaver or Current) and can also be used by the system to align/prorate benefits to calculate in sync with the employees employment dates. (See topic for Tools>Align Benefits)
4 - Notes
Notes | A free text notepad to record employee notes. For example, record an audit trail to include the details of changes made to an employee’s particular record e.g. where an employee pointed out a problem with their benefit details that had to be subsequently corrected and reissued. |
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