The corporate finance is undergoing a sea of change by incorporating latest technological advances in the payroll processes and payments. This is to alleviate payroll processes from delayed payments. Besides, the technology can help accounting departments meet the myriad of Federal, State and Local agency regulations in the payroll reporting requirements. Set against such a backdrop is a Grand Forks based company Aatrix Software that has transformed payroll processes with its innovative accounting and automated software reporting solutions. The firm acts as a one-stop-shop solution to carry out different kinds of payments and reports in varying formats and compliance procedures. “We provide the firms with solutions that are affordable and user-friendly, while reducing their workloads in preparing payroll reports,” says Steve Lunseth, President and CEO, Aatrix Software.

Founded in 1986, the firm originally focused on developing Macintosh-based accounting and payroll applications. Aatrix later went on to establish their Electronic Forms Division, a Windows development group, to create a comprehensive state and federal payroll reporting module that could be easily integrated with any accounting software. The Fed/State Payroll Reports & Payments module helps the employers overcome challenges of complex payroll reporting requirements from state, local, and federal agencies. The module provides customers with automatically completed state and federal payroll reports directly from their accounting software. Aatrix’s 1800 electronic forms allow customers to automatically complete over 330 state and federal Unemployment, Withholding, New Hire reports, and payments from their payroll software data. “The solution eliminates the need to create these reports manually and once the reports are automatically completed, reviewed, and edited on screen, they can be printed on paper and mailed to the agencies,” says Lunseth.

Once the organizations review the form, they can click on the "eFile" option and the information is sent directly to the Aatrix Single Point eFile Center and then to the appropriate agency in the correct format.