The Stop EmpBank Changes section serves as a security control panel designed to prevent unauthorized modifications to employee financial records. It provides human resource managers with the ability to lock bank detail fields for specific individuals or whole departments, mitigating financial compliance risks. Additionally, it maintains a transparent historical ledger of all locking and unlocking actions executed across the system.
To access this section, follow these steps:
- Navigate to the Human Resources workspace.
- From the main horizontal operations menu, click HUMAN RESOURCES OPERATIONS.
- Under the EMPLOYEES DATA index, click Employee Operations.
- Select the Stop EmpBank Changes tab from the horizontal sub-navigation layout row.
Configuration Workflow #
The interface splits banking data restrictions into two main collapsible modules: Prohibit modification of bank data and Block UnBlock Archive.
1. Prohibit Modification of Bank Data #
This component allows administrators to actively restrict profile banking changes by applying targeted security filters:
- Branch Filter: Select a designated company facility from the dropdown menu to isolate employees by regional workplace location.
- Section Filter: Refine the list further by choosing a specific departmental team assignment.
- Employee Name Selector: Pinpoint an individual employee profile from the lookup field to execute an isolated locking command.
- Click Block EmpBank Details : Instantly locks down financial details fields for all personnel matching the set criteria parameters.
- Active Blocked Ledger View: Review currently frozen profiles through a dedicated verification matrix displaying:
- Employee Name: Full registered legal name of the restricted employee.
- Branch: The assigned corporate facility location.
- Section: The targeted lower-level department assignment.
- Insert Date: The official timeline stamp recording exactly when the modification block was applied.
- User Name: Identifies the administrative account that initialized the safety block (e.g., System Admin).
- Unblock Action: An optional interactive link located on the right side of each row to lift restrictions safely when needed.
6. Choose A File Ingestion Portal: Features an interactive container box to browse and attach the mandatory official verification or exemption authorization document required to release the restriction.
7. Click the Unblock button to commit the attached justification document to the server registry and safely lift the bank data modification freeze.
8. Click the red X button in the top-left corner to cancel the operation and safely exit the modal overview.
2. Block UnBlock Archive #
A tracking register that details the complete historical trail of security overrides and lock statuses within the portal:
- Click the Block Unblock Archive collapsible bar to reveal the historical tracking table.
- Audit Grid Verification: Review previous system security actions by monitoring the following reporting columns:
- Employee Name: The name of the employee associated with the security log entry.
- Branch: The registered corporate facility linked to the entry.
- Section: The operational division of the worker at the time of logging.
- Insert Date: The exact timestamp indicating when the action occurred.
- Username: The specific administrator account that executed the task.
- Operation Type: Explicitly records whether the system action was Blocked or UnBlocked.
- Attachments: Offers direct hyperlinks to access uploaded authorization files or administrative clearance forms.
Grid Operations and Data Export:
- Search: Type keywords directly into the right-hand search input field to isolate grid rows on the fly.
- Export to Excel: Pushes the active log listing into an .xlsx workbook sheet.
- Export to PDF: Generates document report summaries of the visible view.
- Show/Hide Columns: Toggles data visibility configurations across table listings.
Note: Changes made to system settings may affect multiple HR modules. It is recommended that only authorized administrators modify these settings.
