This can be specified as part of the workstation configuration (Tool #326 CU Hardware Configuration ). If activated for a particular workstation, the user would need to specify the Name ID on various CU*BASE screens where accounts are accessed, including Teller Posting, Direct/Mail Post, Account Adjustments, and others.

No, our CSRs will not reset the 2-character CU*BASE Employee IDs for your staff. This must be done by an internal CU security officer. Use Tool #762 Reset Employee ID Password . (This can also be done via Tool #327 CU*BASE Employee Security using the Reset PW option.) It is important that credit unions insure proper training to their employees regarding the expiration of their CU*BASE Employee ID password. We deliver a warning message of expiration 7 business days prior to the staff member.   More...

Use Tool #763 Reset User Password / Device. Remember that you must have authorization to access this tool in order to reset an ID. Usually this is limited to the credit union's security officer or other authorized person. NOTE: For Data Center employees, a similar tool is available via the main Toolbox menu ( Reset Login PW for DC Employee. )

Currently, a stop payment fee cannot be configured to take an account negative. Therefore, if it will result in a negative balance, the system will NOT automatically post it. Go ahead and place the stop pay order as usual, choosing 'No' in the Charge for Stop Payment field. Then perform a separate Member Account Adjustment entry that debits the member account and offsets the stop pay fee income G/L.

Contact a CSR for assistance with this issue. The impact of the solution may vary from situation to situation.

This can be done by your credit union's designated Security Officer using Tool #763 Reset User Password/Device . This tool lets you reset a password for a terminal User ID (not an employee ID) as well as to vary on a workstation device. NOTE: AI*Engaged password resets are done via the CU*BASE tool at this time.

On the Teller Deposits/Withdrawals screen, you can use one of the following Process Codes (enter the code into the far-right Proc Code column next to the loan account): L - Use this code to post the ENTIRE deposit amount to principal X - Use this code to override the default payment matrix and specify exactly how the payment amount should be distributed between principal, interest, escrow, fine, etc. For more details, click on the links below to open related online help topics. NOTE:   More...

The posting of items will be delayed for the following reasons: The item fails your credit union’s business rules or has holds placed on items from your Automated Deposit Holds and Electronic Deposit Holds configurations. (These rules are also followed by RDC-IQ.) Your credit union is currently being processed through end-of-day or beginning-of-day. There is system maintenance, a rollover, or an event that impacts system availability. There are communications issues. In these instances, t  More...

This can be done if you completely close down your program with your existing vendor and do a hard cutover to RDC-IQ. However, depending on the status of your program, you may want to allow your members time to migrate. If you use a vendor other than eDOC Innovations for batch posting (UrbanFT, for example) and want to use RDC-IQ, we recommend that you first migrate to eDOC Innovations and use RDC Posting Services (a batch file process). Once you terminate your program with the former vendor, w  More...

Launch Tool #15 Update Membership Information Enter an account # Enter through to the final screen Check off the box next to “Photo ID on File” in the top right corner Enter to Save changes

Performance should not be noticeably different. Remember that basically all the feature does is click the Verify My ID button for you, saving you the trouble of that extra click, and allowing you to continue working while the ID is loaded. Other than that the process works basically the same as if you'd clicked the button yourself. The ID image is still in the same place it was before, and the system still has to go and find it and pull it back for you to view.

Yes. CU*Answers currently provides RDC Posting Services (batch posting) for both eDOC Innovations and UrbanFT. These can both be processed simultaneously. This scenario is used when a credit union migrates from one vendor to another. NOTE: Multiple vendors are not supported with RDC-IQ.

The General Printer ID that is specified in Tool #326 CU Hardware Configuration does not control where screenshots are printed. The screen shot configuration needs to be changed on the virtual workstation device. Contact the network help desk for assistance. There should be 3 sessions per workstation (G0, G1, and G2). The screen shot printer can be modified here.

You can post an unlimited number of member transactions using the RDC-IQ posting service.

You can edit and delete erroneous documents. This is performed through idocVault and cannot be done on CU*BASE. Anyone that is in the CUADMIN user group on idocVault, will have permissions to edit any document. They can delete, edit indexes, or move it to another table. For example if a receipt ended up in the Photo ID table they could move it to the receipts table. If they do not see the edit button (All the way over on the right of the document list in idocVault) then either they don't hav  More...

With the 16.10 release a new cross-reference system was implemented that automatically funnels 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.” In cases where the Depositor ID is the same, for example a husband and wife, these ACH transactions will be handled by the same master ACH distribution record under the Depositor ID since duplicate Depositor IDs are no  More...

Assuming everything is working normally, most items posted using RDC-IQ posting services will post within seconds. By the time the member navigates to their account, the money will already be deposited.

The reason the M/R code is not writing out with the teller's branch number is because it is being done through Phone Operator. Phone Op is actually posting to the member branch regardless of this configuration. The transaction is a bit different than teller because it’s built with a TRANS record with a direct connection to the offset GL rather than a teller audit key with an EOD GL interface for misc receipts. The trans record posts the member branch to both the member and teller bra  More...

An indexed database like the photo ID vault is only as good as the data typed into the index fields on each image stored. When IDs are scanned it is critical that the SSN entered is correct. If this accidentally gets deleted (reset to 000-00-0000) during the scanning process, or someone fat-fingers a stray number into that index field while saving, that ID image is now attached to the wrong SSN. CU*BASE uses that SSN to locate the ID. If multiple IDs have been scanned under the same SSN, the  More...

With the Effective Date Account Adjustment feature, you can post an adjustment with an effective date in the past. This feature can be used to post a transaction to a member’s account and have the system automatically calculate the adjustment to interest or paid dividends according to the effective date of the adjustment. In a nutshell, it effectively back-dates simple, common types of transactions with a notation in transaction history indicating the effective date. It currently works o  More...

The Name ID verification is designed to provide an immediate double check that the correct account number was entered on several entry screen in CU*BASE. CU*BASE can be configured to display a hint as to what should be entered. Whether or not the hint is displayed depends on how the individual workstation configured. Follow your credit union policies and procedures to determine if the hint should be displayed. To display the hint, use Tool 326 CU Hardware Configuration , select Terminal/Wo  More...

OFAC is defined in the NACHA Operating Rules and Guidelines Chapter 3, Section 1 pages OG15-OG21. There is a difference between OFAC procedures for ACH transactions and the verification of parties with which a financial institution does business. For ACH purposes, only the addenda information on cross border transactions (IATs) require an OFAC scan for both RDFIs (receiving depository financial institutions) and ODFIs (outgoing depository financial institutions). As far as OFAC compliance goes  More...

Account adjustments that have not yet been posted to the GL can be reviewed using Tool #381 General Transaction Register , or Tool #493 Member Account Adjustment Report . You can enter a single account base to get just the items posted to that membership, or run the report by employee ID to find all adjustments a particular employee posted.

Miscellaneous Receipts will appear as a cash withdrawal if the terminal/device in question is not configured to print the Miscellaneous Expense/Receipt detail (via Tool #326 CU Hardware Configuration ). Once selected, there will be a line item on the receipt for each Miscellaneous Receipt that is processed.

Yes, by posting a separate new batch but using the exact same identifiers as the previously posted batch, for all of these four items: Corp ID Effective Posting Date J/E ID J/E ID # Once you post your new entries, the system will automatically reassign the debit and credit sequence numbers from 01 to the next available unused sequence number in the existing batch. To prevent this from happening (i.e., if you want each batch posted to be separate for later research purposes), make sure that at  More...