Installing the Namely app
This section covers setting up the Namely integration app, which allows you to sync your employee roster to ChartHop.Â
For ChartHop to access your organization's Namely payroll data, you need to create a Personal Access Token in Namely that you can use in ChartHop. This information allows ChartHop to connect to Namely to receive your employee data.
- Log into Namely as an administrator who has permission to create API keys.
- Navigate to API settings by selecting the Profile drop-downâ list and selecting API.
- Select the Personal Access Tokens tab.
- Create a personal access token and name it "ChartHop."
- Copy the token to a safe place.
- When accessing Namely, take note of the Namely subdomain name. In this URL example, acme.namely.com, acme is the subdomain.
After you have your Namely Personal Access Token and the Namely subdomain name, you can install the Namely integration app in ChartHop.
You'll be prompted to configure your payroll app when you select Install.
- Enter your Namely subdomain in the field provided. In this URL example, acme.bamboohr.com, acme is the subdomain.
- In the Create your a personal access token step, copy the personal access token you created to the provided field.
- Select Next step.
- Expand the Advanced settings section.Â
- Use the following table to guide you through advanced settings decisions.Â
Setting | Description |
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Missing location informationÂ
| Select one of the two options for what should happen if location information is set for an open role:
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Advanced sync options | Select the data changes you want to include in your sync. You can include some or all of the following employee data:Â
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Overwrite person fieldsÂ
| ChartHop recommends using this setting to avoid needing to update both ChartHop and your payroll system when a change is made to any field value that is synced from your payroll system.  When you choose this option, your payroll system remains the source of truth for the following fields in ChartHop: birthdate, gender, home address, and so on. Any edits you or an employee make to this data in ChartHop are overwritten during synchronization. This can pose an issue when someone uses ChartHop to update employee fields in ChartHop, without requesting an update in the source system. |
Historical data | Choose whether or not you want to sync historical data. You can turn this off if you want to exclude any historical changes before the date of your initial sync. |
Exclude IDs | To exclude specific individuals from the sync, enter their unique payroll system IDs here, separated by commas. |
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