Hi,

Disabling the transaction log service in PECI can significantly impact your integration, such as:

Indirect Changes: If you disable the transaction log service, PECI will start picking up all indirect changes related to workers, such as updates in the cost center hierarchy (CC hierarchy) or organizational structure updates. Any changes that didn't create a worker history will begin to get picked up by the integration.

Performance: The performance impact will depend on the size of your pay group population:

• For a pay group consisting of a few thousand employees, the impact is generally not significant. PECI can handle the additional load of processing indirect changes relatively smoothly.
• However, if you have a large population or many frequent indirect changes (e.g., large cost center reorganizations), you could see a performance impact because PECI will be processing more changes than it would with transaction logs enabled.

Catch Up Transactions: If your integration has been running for a few months with the transaction log enabled, you might have missed some indirect changes. Resending data may potentially impact payroll, so check with your payroll vendor on how to close the data gap between both systems.

Thanks,