checking data before submitting a report

analysing errors in XML

verifying values calculated in payroll

communicating with support

data can be corrected here and saved back to XML using the Save XML button. If data is corrected that also affects the document header — typically health insurance — this change must also be reflected in the header.

Added the option to display GUID identifiers in the JMHZ Viewer — the menu now allows you to enable display of the submission ID and form ID, with a protective warning when editing them. In addition, the table can now be scrolled sideways by dragging with the mouse, making it easier to work with wide lists of items.

Fixed visual highlighting of duplicate PPV IDs in the JMHZ Viewer – problematic fields are now highlighted directly on the employee record, making it easier to identify errors during data checks. Also fixed the display of other error types (missing payment date, incorrect form type, and others), which are now consistently highlighted directly within the employee's data.

Fixed error evaluation in the JMHZ Viewer for cancellation reports – checks are now only triggered for relevant rules (deadlines, periods, structure), not for all rules. The same adjustment also applies to cancelling an individual employee within a corrective report.

Fixed navigation to the erroneous field in the JMHZ Viewer, where focus was in some cases set to the wrong location instead of the relevant field containing the error.

Fixed check M343 in the JMHZ agenda — the viewer now correctly recognises deferred income as a valid form type and will no longer incorrectly report it as not matching the activity type.

Fixed rounding in check 315 in the JMHZ Viewer – the system now correctly detects even minimal discrepancies in insurance contributions (differences from as little as CZK 1) that were previously overlooked.

Fixed check M242 in the JMHZ Viewer — it will no longer raise false errors about a missing country of residence, which is not available in the monthly report. The check itself continues to be performed on the ČSSZ side.

Fixed check for action A8 (Cancellation) in the JMHZ Viewer – the error was caused by an outdated code list source that did not include all REGZEC actions. The code list is now connected to current MPSV data, so reports will no longer contain false errors.

Fixed 12 outdated checks in the JMHZ Viewer that the ČSSZ ePortal no longer validates, and updated 9 checks in line with the current MPSV legislative catalogue. The viewer now correctly reflects the current requirements for monthly reports.

Fixed the display of deferred income data in the JMHZ Viewer — the income type, month, and year of the period are now correctly displayed, as they were previously not shown. Also fixed a bug where ELDP records were being duplicated in the viewer.

Fixed saving of values in the JMHZ Viewer – missing sections in the XML are now automatically created and user edits are correctly saved without being lost when the file is reloaded.

Fixed check R172 in the JMHZ Viewer – it is no longer triggered for action A2, as this action does not use the work authorisation data that the check requires.

Expanded flexibility when entering municipality names in the JMHZ agenda – you no longer need to use the exact value from the code list and may enter your own text for the place of work.

Fixed incorrect code list values in the JMHZ Viewer for the "Currently offered work" field — users now see the correct selection options according to the official CIS_PRUBEH_PRACE code list.

Fixed gender validation in the JMHZ Viewer, which now correctly recognises all valid gender code list values (M, Ž, 0, 9) and no longer generates false error messages.

Added code list value validation in the JMHZ Viewer — new checks now verify the correctness of data such as the document-issuing country, municipality code, tax identification type, document type, work authorisation type, and other mandatory fields. The editor also now displays dropdown suggestions with valid values by code or name, speeding up form completion.

Fixed loading of code lists for JMHZ — values are now automatically downloaded every night from 4 official sources (MPSV, ČSSZ, ČSÚ) and published as a public API that can also be used by external developers and other systems. The JMHZ Viewer thus gains access to all necessary checks against correct and always up-to-date data.

Added the option to load employee metadata directly from the official ČSSZ CSV file – the viewer automatically recognises and matches them to your records by IDPPV or, as a fallback, by OIČ. For better clarity, the table adapts to the content and displays only relevant columns; custom CSV formats continue to be supported as well.

Fixed the behaviour of the JMHZ Viewer when saving XML — empty optional fields are now removed only in fields you have edited, while all other fields remain unchanged. Each time you save, an identification comment with the version and timestamp is automatically inserted into the file, so that XML edited in our tool can be distinguished from XML generated directly by the ERP system.

Extended JMHZ Viewer support so that in embed mode it automatically processes ZIP files passed from an external system (in addition to the existing XML). The system now allows integrating applications to pass multiple reports in a single ZIP archive, which the viewer loads and processes without any further user interaction.

Fixed check R100 in the JMHZ agenda, which was incorrectly requiring the "Severance pay entitlement" attribute to be filled in even when "Reason for termination" is not required based on the activity type.

Fixed checks M325 and M245 in the JMHZ Viewer, which now correctly recognise all agreements to complete a job with a single employer and correctly apply the applicable limits. The tax base is also now correctly summed across all forms for the same employee, eliminating falsely reported errors.

Fixed validation of Czech residence data in the JMHZ agenda for employees with permanent residence abroad — the exception for cross-border workers is now correctly applied during re-registration and correction, and the system now also requires a Czech residence address for employees from other foreign countries.

Fixed check M229 in the JMHZ Viewer – false errors will no longer be reported when applying a discount for the fourth and subsequent children with the correct order.

Fixed sorting of dependent children in the JMHZ Viewer – a child with order N is now displayed after children with numeric orders. Also fixed saving of children's data, which was previously not being written to the file after being filled in.

Extended the functionality of the JMHZ Viewer to support loading and saving ZIP files containing reports that are submitted through the e-portal in zipped format. When saving, you can choose between XML or ZIP format and select between saving directly or via a dialog with options.

Extended the JMHZ Viewer with detailed employee information — you can now see the personal number, first name, last name, and employment details directly in the table, without having to search through lists. Columns can also be pinned so they remain visible when scrolling.

Added automatic pre-selection of the customer number in the JMHZ Viewer, speeding up and simplifying the process of reporting issues directly from the Flexi application.

Fixed validation of mandatory and prohibited fields in the JMHZ Viewer — the system now checks whether all mandatory fields are filled in and also alerts users to fields that must not be filled in. Checks run automatically based on the employee's action type and ensure the report is correctly completed.

Added attachment validation in the JMHZ agenda — the system now automatically verifies the length of the attachment name and description (max. 100 characters), the size of individual files (max. 2 MB), and the total size of all attachments (max. 4 MB), with files exceeding the limits being immediately rejected. Permitted file formats are also verified, ensuring consistency and security of your reports.

Fixed validation in the JMHZ Viewer — empty optional fields will no longer trigger XSD errors. Deleting a value will automatically remove the field from the XML, while mandatory fields remain under control and will be correctly reported as missing.

Improved REGZEC validation in the JMHZ agenda – the system now correctly checks the combination of pension type and the date from which the pension is received, preventing errors when reporting to the social insurance authority.

Fixed checks M229 and M230 in the JMH Viewer – they now correctly skip children for whom no discount is applied and no longer falsely report verification warnings.

Fixed check R50 in the JMHZ agenda – validation is now only performed for actions A3 and A4, eliminating false errors when working with other action types.

Fixed address validation in the JMHZ Viewer – it now correctly handles foreign permanent addresses (Germany, Poland, Slovakia, Austria) without unnecessarily requiring additional data.

Fixed child age check in the JMHZ Viewer – it will no longer be triggered unnecessarily in cases where no discount is applied for the child.

Fixed check R201 in the JMHZ Viewer — the system now correctly verifies the obligation to fill in the foreign legislation country code only when the relevant affiliation is actually stated.

Added monthly report checks in the JMHZ Viewer — implemented 12 simple checks (e.g. mandatory completion of subordinate attributes, ELDP code checks) and 11 structural checks ensuring the correctness of the submission format. The remaining 45 checks are awaiting delivery of code lists or an extension of field mapping, while 68 complex checks require access to ČSSZ central systems.

Fixed specific obligation validation in the JMHZ Viewer for the REGZEC report — conditionally mandatory fields are now checked (e.g. residential address number, reason for termination of employment, foreign national's work authorisation ID) based on data entered in other fields and employee characteristics.

Fixed data validation in the JMHZ agenda — the viewer now correctly checks field formats, address data, dates, and logical dependencies between fields according to the REG-ZEC specification, and displays errors for mandatory fields and incorrect formats.

Fixed and extended obligation condition validation in the JMHZ Viewer – the system now correctly checks which fields are mandatory, optional, or prohibited under current legislation. Added 12 new checks for verifying residence data, work authorisation, and other employee parameters in accordance with the REG-ZEC specification.

Extended the functionality of the JMHZ Viewer to support working with multiple files simultaneously – you can now open multiple XML files at the same time and switch between them quickly without losing their state. File import via drag & drop and classic upload has also been improved, and the system now correctly handles opening multiple files in a single operation.

Fixed loading of XML files with windows-1250 encoding in the JMHZ Viewer — the application now correctly detects and processes files in this format, which is also used by ČSSZ services.