Hi, when we use an account in a journal entry , re...
# administration
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Hi, when we use an account in a journal entry , related to salaries and we refer to the employee, is there a way to avoid specific finance users to extract transactions related to that account? We protected the journal entry with a workflow and we are showing only the summary account in reporting but I can't find a way to exclude the account from being extracted in saves searches? Is there any permission or trick to get this behavior?
k
My best advice would be to stop doing that.
I don't see how bringing that data into NS provides worthwhile reporting points. - associate it to the department in gross value and call it good
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It's just because they want to inherit the department of the employee in the journal since they don't have cost by department in the payroll system but only by employee
The reason behind having the department on the salary is related to analyzing the cost in PBCS that we are not implementing our side. Do you think that from this perspective is still worthless?
I don't have enough experience in planning & budgeting but I could see the point when they discussed it with our client, at least from a PBCS point of view. What do you think/do you have a valid argument that I can bring to the company and PBCS team?
j
my 2 cents. This is 100% a valid use case. Payroll systems' reporting is generally terrible for month-on-month comparisons and Netsuite's is better. With that said, I don't think there's a way to do this natively in Netsuite unless. 1. You create an "elimination"/"dummy" subsidiary of some kind, and post the detail in there (only giving access to this sub to the roles who should be able to see it) 2. You use custom transactions and limit their accessibility (I don't know custom transactions particularly well, but I think that would work) If you went down the route of 1. above, then you would be posting payroll with blank employees in the "normal" subsidiary, then you would back that out and repost with employee details in a single journal in the "elimination" sub
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in your case, from what you've described above, you'd actually post to the dummy subsidiary first, to get the department analysis, and then post a "clean" payroll journal with no employees in your operational sub