Copy a payroll payment template
Templates help you to easily create your multiple transfers. Once you have a template saved you can select it to populate your payments without the need to add the details for each payment individually.
If you create a copy of an existing template you can edit it and save it as a new template.
How do I copy a payroll payment template?
ANZ Internet Banking for Business customers can copy an existing payroll template to create a new one.
- Go to the "Payments" menu.
- Select“Pay employees".
- Select "Manage templates".
- Select the template you'd like to copy, using the radio buttons under the "Select" column
- Then select "Copy template" and follow the steps below.
Alternatively you can:
- Go to the "Payments" menu.
- Select "Manage payment templates".
- Select the relevant template, using the radio buttons under the "Select" column.
- Then select "Copy template" and follow the steps below.
Step 1 - Enter a new template name
Copying a template gives you a starting point for creating a new template.
- Enter a template name associated with the type of payroll payments being made.
- Choose one that you will easily identify for future use.
Step 2 - Edit the template if necessary
You can make the following edits to your payroll templates:
- Add more payments: follow steps 4-6 of the Make payroll payments page.
- Remove payments: click the "Remove" button to the right of the payment.
- Change the amount: click the amount field and type a new amount in dollars and cents with a decimal point.
Step 3 - Save your new template
- When you are happy with your new template, click the "Save" button.
Your template will now be updated and saved in your list of payroll templates.
Frequently asked questions
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