This chapter provides an overview of the setup procedure and discusses how to set up the Flexible Spending Account Administration component.
You use the Flexible Spending Account (FSA) Administration component to define a unique flexible spending benefit structure that integrates with the overall enterprise benefit program. After you set up the component, you can use it to administer healthcare and dependent care claims for the U.S. and Canada.
To set up the FSA Administration system, you must:
Use the Installation Table - Product Specific page to activate FSA Claims Administration.
You set up FSA Administration after activating it during implementation.
Use the Form Table page to define the forms for printing FSA checks.
For example, if you use the same form for all FSA checks, then set up that check stock. It is then available to you each time you print checks. If you print FSA checks using more than one kind of check stock, define each one. If you add a new check stock later, make another entry in the Form table.
Define business rules for each benefit program.
Process claims as necessary for each benefit program. For example, you might select two benefit programs for one claims processing cycle, and for another, you might select one program.
See Also
Setting Up and Installing PeopleSoft HRMS
To activate FSA claims administration, set up form IDs, and to set up business rules for benefit programs, use the Installation Table (INSTALLATION_TBL), the Pay Form Table (PAY_FORM_TABLE), and the Benefit Program Definition (BEN_PROG_DEFN) components.
This section discusses how to:
Activate FSA Claims Administration.
Set up form IDs.
Add business rules for benefit programs.
Page Name |
Object Name |
Navigation |
Usage |
INSTALLATION_TBL1 |
Set Up HRMS, Install, Installation Table, Product Specific |
Activate FSA Claims Administration. |
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PAY_FORM_TABLE |
Set Up HRMS, Product Related, Base Benefits, FSA, Check Form Table |
Set up form IDs for each type of FSA check stock that your organization uses. If your organization uses PeopleSoft Enterprise Payroll for North America, some forms may already be set up. Your payroll department uses this table to define the stock for paychecks. |
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FSA_RUN_TABLE |
Set Up HRMS, Product Related, Base Benefits, FSA, FSA Run Table |
Define an FSA Run ID for each benefit program for which you administer FSA claims. |
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BEN_PROG_DEFN1 |
Set Up HRMS, Product Related, Base Benefits, Program Structure, Benefit Program Table |
Add business rules for benefit programs. |
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BEN_PROG_DEFN2 |
Select the Plan Type and Options tab on the Benefit Program page. |
Link plan types to the benefit program. |
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BEN_PROG_DEFN3 |
Select the Cost tab on the Benefit Program page. |
Link a benefit program and plan type to rate and calculation rules. |
Access the Installation Table - Product Specific page.
Select the FSA Claims Administration check box in the Benefits Function group box. After you select the check box, the FSA Administration fields are available in the FSA group box on the Benefit Program page. You use the page to define benefit program business rules for FSA claims processing. To access the page, select: Set Up HRMS, Product Related, Base Benefits, Program Structure, Benefit Program Table.
Access the Form Table page.
Form ID |
If you use several check stocks for FSA Administration, set up a form ID for each one. |
The first time you print FSA checks using a form ID, enter the last form number that you used. After that, the system updates this field each time you print checks using the form. You can update this field if the form numbers are out of sequence. This can happen, for example, if you delete a check. |
Access the Benefit Program page.
Flexible Spending Acct Run ID (flexible spending account run ID) |
Each time you initiate claim payment processing, identify the run ID for that cycle. The system processes claim data for employees in the benefit programs with those run IDs. |
FSA Minimum Check Amount (flexible spending account minimum check amount) |
Enter the minimum amount of a check that you print for an employee in the benefit program. |
FSA Maximum Annual Pledge (flexible spending account minimum annual pledge) |
Enter the maximum amount that an employee in the benefit program is allowed to pledge. For a plan year, this is the total maximum that an employee can pledge for both healthcare and dependent care FSAs. |