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Direct Deposit - Add, Change or Remove Accounts
This process will be used to help employees add, change
or remove personal direct deposit bank accounts for
Payroll to be deposited into.
Audience: All
Additional Resources:
Human Resources Knowledge Base
payroll@gmhec.org
(802) 443-2100
PLEASE NOTE: Direct Deposit changes will not go into effect until the following payroll is run
Process
Step &
Description
Action
Step 1.0
Navigation
Path
Getting Started
Navigation Path:
Oracle Homepage → Me → Pay → Payment Methods
From the home screen:
Click on the Me tab on your home page to review your Employee Self-Service applications
Within the Quick Actions select Show More to see the entire menu.
Under the Pay header select Payment Methods
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Step 2.0
Add a new
Direct
Deposit
Account
Add a New Direct Deposit Account:
On this screen, to add a bank account for direct deposit:
Click the +Add button on the Bank Accounts portion of the screen
On this screen:
Next to Account Number type in your bank account number
Next to Account Type select your bank account type from the drop-down list. If you can write
checks from your account, it is a Checking account. If you cannot write checks, it is a Savings.
Next to Bank select your bank’s name from the drop-down list or click on the blue Search… at the
bottom of the list
Type the first three letters of the name of your bank into the Bank Name search box and
click Search
Select your bank from the list and click OK
You may find many bank names with slightly different spellings (ie. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
and Wells Fargo Bank). A lot of the bigger banks have this issue.
Next to the Bank Branch select your bank name and routing number combination from the drop-
down list Your routing number should automatically populate in the Routing Number field.
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If you do not see your routing number, try a different spelling of the bank name. (ie. J.P.
Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. vs JPMorgan Chase Bank)
NOTE: Do NOT settle for a routing number that differs from the one on your checks or
online service. If you do, your pay may be rejected and cause a long delay in you getting
paid. Keep checking the different spellings of the bank names. Some banks start with the
word “The”.
Unsure which is your account number, and
which is your routing number? Follow the
diagram on the right.
NOTE: If you are having trouble locating your
correct bank name and routing number
combination, please use the bank name
lookup sheet linked here
. If you continue to
have trouble, please reach out for support by
emailing
payroll@gmhec.org.
After completing all the fields, check your entries for accuracy.
Click Save
Your new account will now appear in the Bank Accounts section.
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This will pop up after saving your account. This is a reminder to add your account
as your payment method. If you skip this step your pay will continue to be delivered
via live check and mailed to the address in Oracle.
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Step 2.1
Select your
Bank
Account as
your
Payment
Method
Select your Bank Account as your Payment Method:
On the Payment Methods screen under the My Payment Methods section:
Click +Add
On this screen:
In the What do you want to call this payment method? field, give your payment method a name
(e.g. John Doe’s Direct Deposit, Direct Deposit, Paycheck Account, etc.)
In the Payment Type field make sure Direct Deposit is selected
From the Bank Account drop-down, select your bank account that you just created
After completing all the fields, click Save.
Step 3.0
Change a
Direct
Deposit
Account
Change or Create a New Direct Deposit Account:
To make changes to an existing bank account, from the Payment Methods page, in the section labeled
Bank Accounts, click on the pencil icon next to the account you wish to make changes to. From that edit
screen, you will have the ability to change the existing information.
From the Payment Methods page, in the section labeled Bank Accounts click on the + Add icon to add
new account information using the same steps as above in Add a New Direct Deposit Account. If you
have an existing account in the system that is no longer active, click on the pencil icon next to that account.
On the edit screen, uncheck the Active box.
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Click Save
Delete the old account (see below, Remove a Direct Deposit Account)
Done
NOTE: Your changes are reflected immediately on the “Payment Methods” page.
Step 4.0
Remove a
Direct
Deposit
Account
Remove a Direct Deposit Account:
From the Payment Methods page, in the section labeled My Payment Methods find the direct deposit
account you wish to delete.
Click on the pencil icon.
On the edit screen:
Click Delete
Your account is now removed from the Payment Methods page. To select your new account as your
payment method for payroll payments, see above Select your Bank Account as your Payment Method.