Services

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I offer flexible support throughout your implementation journey, whether you need guidance, assistance with the heavy lifting, or a complete managed service. Here’s how I can help at every stage:

1. Client Kick-Off Calls (Internal & ADP): We’ll set the stage for success with collaborative kick-off calls, where we align on goals, expectations, and timelines.
2. Data Extraction & Validation: I’ll help you extract, validate, and organize data to ensure a smooth transition and minimize errors in the new system.
3. Customized Client Learning: Tailored training sessions to ensure your team is fully equipped to use the new system confidently.
4. ADP Module Configuration: I’ll configure the ADP modules to meet your specific business needs, ensuring an optimized setup. 
5. System Testing: Rigorous system testing will be done to identify and fix any issues before the system goes live.
6. Final Data Extraction & History Conversion: The final round of data extraction and history conversion ensures that all relevant data is transferred accurately and completely.
7. Go-Live Support: Once your system goes live, I’ll provide hands-on support to resolve any issues quickly and efficiently.
8. Post-Payroll Reporting: I’ll assist in generating post-payroll reports, ensuring that everything aligns and functions properly.

During the transition period, you will need to maintain both your legacy system and the new database. This phase is known as Dual Maintenance. I can assist with all or part of this process, depending on your needs. Here are your options:

1. Spreadsheet of Changes (Preferred Method): You can maintain a spreadsheet of changes made in the legacy system. I’ll take these updates and input them into your new database, ensuring accurate and efficient transfer. This option also allows your team to become more familiar with the new system without overburdening them.
2. Audit Report Import: If preferred, I can log into your legacy system to pull an audit report, then manually input the necessary changes into the new system, keeping both databases synchronized.