Before implementing EC to EC Payroll Integration in Employee Central, the following configuration and customization must be completed (not covered as part of this training):
- Access to update Provisioning Settings for EC Payroll
Detailed steps can be found in the SAP Help documentation
- Administration access to SAP SuccessFactors EC Tenant
- Configuration of SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central
- Employee Central Payroll system at minimum support package level SAP_HR/EA_HR SPXX*
Caution
IMPORTANT: Go Live is only supported on the latest SP Release at the time. The only acceptable excuse can be that the latest Sync SP was only available a few weeks before Go-live (e.g. 4 weeks or less). Additionally, to use the full range of features for EC to EC Payroll integration you will need to have latest support package.
Note
This course covers the configuration required to integrate EC and EC Payroll with point-to-point integration.
Hint
If you already run Payroll with an ERP on-premise system and you want to migrate to SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central Payroll consider that the Employee Central Payroll system isn’t a continuation of the SAP ERP on-premise system. The system is initially set up as an empty system with the highest version of the software components needed to run payroll.
What does this mean for you?
Before you start data migration, you have to bring in Customizing by transport or ask SAP Cloud Operations to do it for you. If you need any add-ons, you need to request their installation as well. However, as no modifications or enhancements are allowed in the SAP coding in Employee Central Payroll, it might not be possible to bring all the code you had in your on-premise system into the Employee Central Payroll system. Therefore, you might need to find alternative solutions for issues that have been solved before by modifications or enhancements in the on-premise system. However, it’s possible to define new payroll functions and operations, implement Business Add-Ins, and create new development objects such as tables or programs in the customer namespace.
- As this system can be on a higher release than your former on-premise system, it might be necessary to fill some database fields that didn’t exist in the old release in order to ensure that everything runs in the same way.
- You have to accept the data as it is replicated from the Employee Central system. You can’t adjust the data manually in the payroll system.
- It’s important that you test the final system setup and compare the payroll results with the results in the legacy system.