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Direct BankingDatacom has relationships with ANZ, BNZ, ASB and Westpac which allow for clients to use "Direct Banking". With this banking option a Bank File is included in your final distribution and sent to our SFTP / file share server, and from there forwarded on to your bank. Once the bank receives the file they will process it immediately, with funds being available for employees typically within 20 minutes.
Since the process is automatic, unlike with the old method of Datacom/AMSL banking there is no requirement to finalise your pay run during the support window. For BNZ clients they will accept and process bank files up until 11:15 P.M. and ANZ + Westpac will accept bank files up until 8:30 P.M. Pay Runs finalised before the Direct Credit date will still send the Bank File to our SFTP server, however it will be held there until the Direct Credit date where it will be sent to ANZ / BNZ / ASB /Westpac once the service opens in the morning for processing. To use this service, clients must fill out an application / direct debit authority form which Datacom will pass on to ANZ, BNZ, ASB or Westpac for processing. There are some differences between the services offered by each of the banks however:
There is a charge for using Direct Banking, which comes from the respective bank via Datacom and appears on your monthly invoice. |
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Bank File FormatsBelow is a list of the bank file formats Datapay can produce. Some formats are shared between Manual banking and Direct banking. The difference between these two methods comes down to where the bank file it set up to be sent upon pay run finalisation.
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AMSL (often referred to as "Datacom Banking")
The first automatic banking batch is at 9:00 A.M. with the last being at 6:00 P.M. Any pay runs finalised after this time will not be sent to AMSL for processing unless done so manually by the Support Team. Bank files are held by AMSL and processed at approximately 6:00 P.M. each night. Employees who bank with ASB should receive their pay that same night, while those that bank with other institutions typically receiving payment the following morning. As bank files are held for some time and not processed until the evening, there is the possibility of cancelling this process and returning your pay run back to "In Progress" if further changes are required. There is a charge for this service. To use this service, clients must register with AMSL and arrange for a LoC to be set up. This process can take between 1 - 4 weeks to complete.
There is a charge for using AMSL banking, which you receive directly from ASB. |
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