Viewing Your Direct Deposit Advice
Beginning October 15, 2008 we will be issuing all Direct Deposit pay stubs via email. The benefits include:
- It is a "Green" Solution, since direct deposit pay stubs can be saved electronically and only printed by the employee when necessary
- Employees will receive their direct deposit pay stub no later than payday
- Postage savings for departments that currently mail out direct deposit pay stubs
- No more lost mail making the employee's payroll information more secure
Instructions
To open and view your electronic Direct Deposit Advice (eDDA) on a Windows XP machine using EagleMail:
- You will receive your electronic Direct Deposit Advice (eDDA) as an email attachment (PDF) to your @emich.edu (a.k.a. your EagleMail account) email address no later than payday.
- Click the receipt.pdf attachment link.
- A Password dialog box displays prompting you for a password. Your password consists of the following:
- Your last name up to 4 lowercase letters (Ex. If your last name is Smith - "smit")
- Your 2 digit birth month (Ex. If your birth month is July - "07")
- Your 2 digit birth date (Ex. If your birth date is the third - "03")
- Password example - "smit0703"
- Click the OK button.
Note: Please double-check that you are using the correct format when typing your password. There are a number of common errors being made: a) Typing the birth year instead of the birth month (ex. smit0783), b) Typing less than 4 numbers (ex. smit73), c) Using uppercase (ex. SMIT0703), or any combination of the three (ex. SMIT783).
- Your electronic Direct Deposit Advice (eDDA) displays.
Need Additional Help?
- Contact the Payroll department at (734) 487-2393 for payroll specific questions.
- Contact the IT Help Desk at (734) 487-2120 or it.helpdesk@emich.edu for questions or problems with logging in to my.emich, accessing your email, forwarding email, or Adobe Acrobat (PDF) issues.
- Questions? Ask EMU answers to the most common electronic Direct Deposit Advice (eDDA) questions. Use the bar in the upper right of this page to ask your question or visit the Direct Deposit Advice FAQ.