Course Outline
Module 1 - Intro to Entry, Processing, Inquiry, and Correction (EPIC) System
- Explain the purpose of EPIC
- Describe the responsibilities of both the Agency and NFC in performing personnel and payroll actions in EPIC
- Describe the main functions performed in EPIC
- Summarize the types of payroll and personnel processing actions completed in EPIC
Module 2 - Describe how EPIC relates to the National Finance Center’s (NFC) systems
- Describe the relationship between NFC’s Payroll/Personnel System (PPS) with EPIC
- Describe the relationship between PINE, ADJP, IRIS, PINQ, TMGT, and PMSO
- Perform EPIC research within IRIS, PINQ, and TMGT successfully
Module 3 - Navigate within EPIC
- Access EPIC
- Navigate within EPIC
- Describe the two types of status codes: EPIC status codes and Input status codes
Module 4 - Perform the basic EPIC processing functions
- Describe each type of EPIC personnel action processing
- Describe how to perform personnel action processing in EPIC
- Describe each of the personnel action processing transactions
- Execute the six most common personnel actions
Module 5 - Execute the six most commonly processed EPIC personnel actions
- Savings transactions
- Searching for transactions
- Modifying transactions
- Deleting transactions
- Activating transactions
- Refreshing a page for another entry
Module 6 - Execute the rollback process
- Articulate the purpose of the rollback process
- Identify situations in which the rollback process is used
- Execute the rollback process
Module 7 - EPIC payroll document processing
- Describe how you would use EPIC to perform payroll document processing
- Describe each of the payroll document processing transactions
- Process the nine most common payroll documents
- Execute the nine most commonly processed EPIC payroll documents
Module 8 - Process suspense errors
- Summarize why EPIC actions enter into suspense
- Explain PINE’s role in validating EPIC actions
- Access and correct actions in suspense
Module 9 - Generate reports within EPIC
- Run reports in EPIC to monitor the status of an action
Course Information
Prerequisites for this Training Course
There are no prerequisites for this course.
Training Course Length
- Classroom length – 3 days
- Webinar length – 5 days
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