This tool gathers data from a summary table called MATRXSUM. This summary table is created each month from data in TRANS1, TRANS2, and TRANS3. It simply counts all transactions based on their transaction Origin Code (TRORIG). So if you selected those two channels you'd see a count of all transaction records with an Origin code of 13 (for ATM/PIN activity) or 16 (for debit/signature activity).

In this case the credit union name is being pulled from your chart of accounts, from the corporation record. This is updated using Tool #202 Chart of Accounts/Budget Groups Maint.

There is a table called MBRAPPSTAT which holds records of various API calls done during the entire member authentication process, even before they have successfully logged in to online banking (even if through the mobile app). That is the first place TO look to see records of what's happening with this member's account as they step through that process. There is one row for each API call, and each API call represents a different phase of the process. For example - Get Username, Get Chall  More...

The ability to manage when a member qualifies for a statement is dependent upon the values in a file that holds the sequence number and statement date of a member's transaction history records. If this sequence number gets out of synch with the numbers assigned to each record, the statement processing may not include transactions that should be included. This happens very rarely, but we have seen it on occasion over the years. CU*Answers Client Support staff can update this file, but the   More...

Printed Statement Style fees are triggered only by production of a regular account statement (based on a file called STPRINT01, which is generated only with regular statements, not CC statements) . If a member gets only a credit card statement, they wouldn’t get a fee that particular month. If the next month they get both a credit card statement and a regular statement, then they would get a fee that time. (Note: We do always produce a year-end statement for every member, no matter wha  More...

The Process Code or PROC CODE on this screen refers to which accounts CU*BASE is going to look at to see if we can authorize the transaction or which account we are going to process against when the vendor is sending a completion. It is a 6 digit field and is broken down into 3 sections to determine how CU*BASE should process the transaction. First is an explanation of how this 6 digit code is broken down and what each segment refers to: OO FF TT in this example the first two digits would  More...

No, you do not have to automatically activate OLB or ARU for new memberships. Actually, you can default all new memberships to deactivate online banking and/or audio response access until the member specifically requests it. This is highly recommended as it helps to protect members who join the credit union but never get around to using your online tools right away. These accounts may be your most vulnerable since the member hasn't set up a private password or security questions. By deact  More...

For online credit unions, contact a Client Service Representative or complete the It's Me 247 Configuration Change Request Form (see the link below; requires Microsoft Word) to activate this flag. For self processors, this is done using OPER Tool #5356 Online Banking Configuration and OPER Tool #5511 Audio Response Configuration . IMPORTANT: If you have already activated PIB and your members have a PIB profile, remember that the ability to view ACH records is controlled by the member&#  More...

There are two steps: Choose Which Activity is Tracked Modify your NSF Configuration (Tool #558 NSF/OD Transfer Configuration , then #1) to indicate which origin codes will be counted in the fee totals. For example, you might need to report only fees that relate to share draft postings, but not include ACH or bill payment activity, based on your interpretation of the reg. as it applies to your situation. Change Statement Print Configuration Contact a Client Service Representative and request t  More...

Members who apply for membership via online membership applications (MAP) can be approved as members via Tool #13 Work Online Banking Apps/Requests ; however, this does not activate online automatically. To activate online banking, use Tool #14 Member Personal Banker . Use the reset password feature to activate online banking and set a temporary password for the member. This will reset the password to the temporary password setting configured by your credit union. This will appear on the p  More...

Access the Bankruptcy topics to learn more http://help.cubase.org/doc/stepbystep/stepbystep.htm#Bankruptcy.htm See the Related Q A below.

Try using Tool #549 New Member Online Banking Use Report which lets you see trends about how long it takes for new members to try online banking for the first time. Unless your credit union walks new members through this process while they are still in your lobby, this report will help you make sure that when you activate a new member’s access, they actually do try it by logging in. You could follow up with these members or even set a policy to deactivate their access if they don’  More...

There are a couple of access points: Launch Tool #14 Member Personal Banker and select the Online banking/ARU (activate, change PIN/password; view password history) option OR Launch Tool #72 Update ARU/Online Banking Access (PIN) (Shortcut: PIN) It's Me 247 CU*TALK CUTalk

Tool # 518 Members Reg. E Opted In/Out/Undecided is a canned Query that will split your membership by those opted In, then opted out, and finally those undecided. Any maintenance performed on the new Opt In/Opt Out flags that are within the membership and sub accounts write out to file MASTRL in FILExx, which can be queried to monitor for activity. We suggest monitoring this daily. Select Records of MTANROPT (Reg E Opt In/Out Flag) equal to ‘I’, and MTANROPTDT (Reg E Opt In/Out E  More...

It is recommended that you make the same rules for both individual and organizational accounts when you make velocity patterns, out of the ordinary patterns, and idle patterns.

Tool #569 Online/Mobile/Text Banking VMS Config > Online Banking Password and Security Settings includes a setting labeled Expire stale passwords after xxx days of non-use . This means if a member does not log in within that period of time, they must answer all of their security questions in order to reactivate or change their password, before they can log in. The maximum allowed is 90 days, so a value 6 or 12 months is not currently allowed. Remember that this process expires the passwo  More...

When a member goes through the Pay My Bills option in online banking and accepts the CU*Answers Terms and Conditions Agreement, they are actively enrolled on the CU*BASE core processing system. The member is prompted to continue with the enrollment and iPay also delivers and Terms and Conditions Agreement that needs to be accepted, which creates the member as a subscriber in iPay. If the member does not accept the iPay Terms and Conditions agreement, iPay does not create a subscriber for this me  More...

To activate eAlerts for your members, check the flag on the second screen of Tool #569 Online/Mobile/Text Banking VMS Config. e-alerts ealert ealerts

Our billing includes Active Memberships (as opposed to Closed Memberships) excluding those with Written Off Loans. Use the Membership Analysis Report (Tool # 520). When choosing your selections, be sure to use the previous month in the Date to Process field, Select Active in the Accounts to Include field and select Report written off loans separately in the Report Option field. This total will match the Active Memberships total on your invoice.

What This Message Means: This appears when the member has tried 3 times to enter their password incorrectly. The message does instruct the member to click I forgot my password and answer all three Security Questions to reset the password themselves. But if the member doesn't know their password or their security questions, they will need to contact the CU. BE CAREFUL: This is a scenario that presents the most risk to your members. If a bad guy finds out a member's name, account nu  More...

Prior to the 16.10 release, the SSA began using multiple Company IDs, and it was recommended that credit unions consider using Automated Funds Transfers (AFTs) to handle distributions. Beginning the 16.10 release a new cross-reference system will be implemented that will automatically funnel all incoming company IDs from the Social Security Administration and treat them as if they came from one, consistent company ID we’re referring to as the “Primary ID.” With the changes ma  More...

This particular issue arose due to N\A being listed in the driver's license and code word fields. With these indicators, the program is getting confused because \ is seen as a field separator rather than a text option in the field and is causing the program to read the fields incorrectly. This is why the account was being listed as invalid. These fields will need to be updated to include either the actual data or simply be left blank.

To update a signature line in CU*BASE, you’ll use the Tool #497 Member Connect Marketing Tools . (You will need a file name to move forward, so it can be helpful to have a test file created in your QUERYxx library for situations like this.) NOTE: For Member Reach clients, Xtend has previously created a file ‘MBRRTEST’ that will allow you to access the Message Maintenance screen. Select Online Banking and/or email message from the first window and then use Enter. On the Mem  More...

At some point during the year your credit union's audit firm may contact your credit union to perform a member account verification. This involves sending statements with a special message and unique return address, so that members respond to the auditing firm rather than the credit union directly. Here are some important tips to ensure your audit is successful: CU*Answers cannot change your credit union's return addresses on statements. CU*Answers uses custom statement envelopes for a  More...

If a member cannot view their check, the research team needs the following information: Credit Union Questions What is your credit union name? Have multiple members reported that they cannot view checks? Are these members having the same experience when viewing their check? (See Member Questions. ) Has the check appeared on the Check Exceptions Report? (TNDET) Was this check cleared at the teller line? (Sometimes this is referred to as a counter-killed check.) Are you able to retrieve a chec  More...