Skip to main content
All CollectionsHRAHub
AutoPay in the Admin Portal

AutoPay in the Admin Portal

This document serves as a guide to the AutoPay section of your Admin Portal, after you have already applied and connect your account.

Jessica T avatar
Written by Jessica T
Updated over a week ago

If you need assistance setting up your account and connecting your bank account for AutoPay, see this article Setting Up Your Account for AutoPay.

Navigating this article

Overview

The overview page gives an admin access to major parts of AutoPay at Take Command. The numbers below correspond to the bullet points. Those numbers or bullet points will outline what those things mean and where the data point is coming from.

Activity Feed

The Activity Feed is a powerful financial management tool designed to give administrators a clear, real-time view of debits and credits across different accounts within their company. It facilitates effective financial monitoring between their payment, disbursement, and employee sub-accounts.

Accessing the Activity Feed

  1. Company administrators can access the Activity feed by selecting AutoPay from the navigation pane.

  2. Once the page loads you should see the Activity feed load.

Activity Detail

This feature is a white-labeled component from our third-party vendor, Unit, that allows admins to see transaction details for one transaction from Unit.

Accessing the Activity Details

  1. On the Activity page in the AutoPay section, find a transaction you want more details on.

  2. Select the transaction and the details should appear.

  3. To exit the activity detail view, click on the exit ('X') within the pane.

Download Statements

Downloading bank statements is a common practice for individuals, businesses, and financial institutions to adhere to with record keeping rules.

Access bank statements

From the Activity page, select the Download button.

A modal will appear to select the account and statement date to download the report.

The statement will download following the browser’s process in the selected date range.

Funding Reports

Funding reports track and report on the movement of funds from the external payment account to the disbursement account. Its primary purpose is to offer a clear and detailed overview of debit transactions, ensuring that administrators and financial stakeholders have a comprehensive understanding of the flow of funds between these crucial accounts.

Note: Funding reports are based on the date Take Command initiates a debit for the employee (via a funding event).

Accessing the Funding Report

  1. As an company administrator once you are logged into the company portal, select AutoPay from the navigation pane.

  2. Once the page loads, you should be on the ‘Activity’ tab. Then click on the ‘Funding Report’ tab to the right of the ‘Activity’ tab.

The Funding Report page appears, and you will have the ability to select the month and year for which Funding Report they would like to download. Each record shows the month, time range and amount for the funding event, and a download button.

Once the month and year are selected, then a list of employees will be displayed. It’s important to note the withdrawal date and recurring premium amount as that can denote the funding event type (Open Enrollment vs. regular monthly funding) for the employee. The admin will have the ability to select all or individually select which employees they would like to see in the CSV. Then in the CSV you can filter based on your needs.

Autopay Settings

For a company administrator, they can have quick access to their Autopay settings from their company’s autopay section. The ‘Autopay Settings’ grants visibility into the payment account that is connected with the disbursement account.

Accessing the AutoPay settings page from the AutoPay main page

  1. Upon navigating to the main Autopay page, there is a button labeled ‘Settings.’

  2. When a user clicks this button, they should be redirected to the ‘Autopay’ tab in their company ‘Settings’ page.


Did this answer your question?