The dormancy tool does not do this, although it is possible to create automated transfer (AFT) records to move funds from member accounts according to whatever policies and procedures your credit union wants to use. Keep in mind that our dormany and escheat monitoring system works at the entire membership level, not individual accounts (in other words, it's about membership dormancy, not account inactivity). Likewise, when the system uses your escheat settings to flag an account as escheat  More...

CU*BASE has extensive dormant and escheat account processing. Please refer to our reference material linked below.

Launch Tool # 985 Work Dormant Members . To remove a member account from the Dormancy Listing, highlight the member account number and choose the 'Reinstate' action code from the bottom of the account list. A confirmation screen will appear to confirm this deletion from the dormancy listing. In addition to updating the dormancy status, you can also update the last contact date on this screen. Press Enter to confirm and reinstate the member account. To exit the Dormancy maintenance s  More...

This can be accomplished either via Tool #324 and Tool #889 . Place a stop pay on the check(s) using Tool #324 CU Check/Bank Reconciliation . Then either create the check(s) for the various states unclaimed property offsetting the outstanding check G/L, or create a journal entry moving the stop pay funds from the outstanding check G/L to a suspense G/L and post the unclaimed property checks offsetting the suspense G/L. By doing this the outstanding check G/L stays in balance, and there is an au  More...

At this time the dormancy/escheat monitoring system looks only at account activity when determining dormancy, not the member's age.

This happened because the account was already on the active dormancy list before it was marked to be excluded from dormancy monitoring. Use Tool #985 Work Dormant Members to delete that account from the dormancy list. The next time dormancy is monitored the system will honor the exclusion flag. Dormant

When you use the filter buttons on the File Maintenance Inquiry dashboard (Tool #159: Audit File Maintenance Inquiry (CUFMNT)), indicators note which programs, fields/columns, and files/tables AuditLink has flagged as “critical” for auditing teams to monitor on a daily basis. You can quickly sort by that indicator and select only those items for a quick scan of maintenance that directly affects member accounts. Below is a listing of these critical items. Columns/Fields Field Why   More...

This occurs when the release includes changes to the files that your Query uses. For example, if we add a new field to the MASTER file, any Query you have that uses that file will display an error message. Fortunately, it is very easy to refresh your Query so that you can use it again. All you need to do is access the Query and save it. That's all. You don't have to make changes to it, it's just important that you save it so it can refresh itself to match the new file layout.   More...

Deactivating auto-security then reactivating it does require you to enter a different employee ID. After a password is entered to reactivate auto-security under that ID, the screen will refresh the tools display to show which ones can be accessed and which cannot. However, it doesn't necessarily refresh all of that employee's other preferences such as color theme or tool set (Favorites vs. All My Tools). Therefore it's best to just log off and have the next user log in to complete  More...

Dormancy on a membership considers the entire membership, so any activity on any of the sub-accounts will suspend it from dormancy. If there is more than one account with recent activity, all accounts would need to be adjusted to remain in dormancy. Make sure the Last contacted date hasn't been changed on the member's account. This is used to record when a member contacts the CU about keeping their account active, without performing an actual transaction. (Use Tool #15 Update Members  More...

The previous tools used for uploading and downloading to and from CU*BASE will be retired when your credit union recieves the 20.07 CU*BASE software release. For online and Site-Four credit unions, that date is Sunday, July 12. Self-processing credit unions will receive the release the following Sunday, July 19. To replace the two tools, a new tool was introduced in November 2018, Tool #1375 Data Transfers (Upload or Download) . Following the release, this tool will be the default data transfer  More...

MoneyDesktop is a personal finance management tool credit unions can offer via It's Me 247 . MoneyDesktop imports member account history and needs user credentials to get that information. Members originally put this information in when they add an account to MoneyDesktop. If MoneyDesktop gets an error when attempting to import that data, it may indicate the account as having invalid credentials. If a member has recently changed their credentials, they can enter the new login information.  More...

Members need to remember that when they provide their online banking login credentials to financial aggregation software (Quicken, Mint, Yodlee, etc.) these programs login to online banking in order to retrieve their information. As a result, each time they refresh their data through this software will result in a login being recorded by our online banking software.

The differences ultimately come down to control and cost. The online ASP system is the fastest, simplest, most inexpensive way to get started with an e-documents strategy for your credit union. With online ASP you offload the back-end service management headaches to CU*Answers. We manage, backup, secure, and patch/upgrade the eDOC servers and databases and these processes fall under our SAS 70 and third party security audits. The online ASP system consists of electronic storage of receipts, loan  More...

Whenever you add files to your Query definition or remove files from it, you also need to refresh the automation configuration, which is basically just a list of the files needed by the Query and must match the Query definition. See the link below for step-by-step instructions.

You can use the “Print CU Checks” feature to cut a check to any vendor, including vendors that have been configured in your CU*BASE Vendor database, without creating an invoice record, if you wish. If you want that item to show up in the vendor's history (and update their YTD amount paid for the current year only ), you will need to perform a separate step to add the record manually. Here are the steps: Step 1: Printing a Quick A/P Check In a nutshell, you will be using Tool   More...

Your credit union may escheat checks that are over a certain number of days old, for example if you are handling unclaimed property. First, place a stop pay on the check using Tool # 324 : CU Check/Bank Reconciliation , following the directions linked to below. Second, create a journal entry, moving your funds from your check G/L to another suspense G/L configured for this purpose. Lastly, in the case of unclaimed property, issue a check of the appropriate state from this second G/L. Also see t  More...

You can schedule the AFT payment to pay the amount in full every time (for credit cards or lines of credit). Making this selection allows the member to pay the LOC or credit card off every time a transfer is performed. (The recommended frequency with this AFT payment method is Monthly.) For LOCs , this means pay whatever the current balance on the loan is at the time the transfer is performed. If the AFT payment amount will result in an overpayment on the loan, the transfer amount will be adj  More...

If you pull credit reports using the CU*BASE online credit bureau access system, credit report data is stored online and can therefore be mined for opportunities. There are a couple of ways you can find this information: Use Tool #976 Where Your Members Borrow This tool pulls trade line data from stored credit report files, showing other financial institutions with whom your members do business. This tool lets you make a direct comparison between your credit union and a competitive FI. F  More...

No. This is one of the transaction types that does not update the last transaction date. The idea here is to avoid automatic items that involve no member contact from stopping an account from becoming dormant. Fees such as this could be set up for years and might hide the fact that the member is not interacting with the credit union at all.

The NSF Statistics Dashboard (Tool #557) will track this information for you automatically. It is separated into the NSF category and the Courtesy Pay Category. Credit unions are using this dashboard to help predict averages of NSF/Courtesy Pay fee income and also to track how many members may be using the service. You can click on any of the origins (listed in blue text) and you can drill further to members who had more than X transactions in a specific month. There are a lot of graphical oppor  More...

There are several steps in removing a member's Social Security number: 1) Run a global search to see what types of relationship codes the SSN has with your credit union. 2) The first relationship codes you will want to review are the 'CB' or 'JI' which mean the non-member is a co-borrower and/or joint owner on the account. They need to be removed first. To remove them, launch Tool #3 Open/Maintian Memberships/Accounts, choose Update member information then Joint owners an  More...

If a Query is updated, it automatically refreshes in the Query Scheduler. If a file has been added and you need to use the month-end file, you will need edit the query on the Query Scheduler screen and designate this selection for the new file.

Below are some commonly asked questions about MFA. Below the questions are some fuller feature documentation resources. If members receive their one-time passcode for multi-factor authentication (MFA) via a text, how will my CU be charged for that text message? After my credit union activates multi-factor authentication for It’s Me 247 , do my members using the “jump” feature (to access a second membership without entering credentials) need to use MFA during this jump? Can you   More...

This is an issue when trying to access the IBM iAccess Key Database that holds all the certificate information necessary for using SSL. Make sure you've run the updates.cubase.org for enabling encryption as well as the everyone permission to ensure all users can access the key database file. Next you will want to access the IBM iAccess for Windows either through Control Panel or the Start Menu and go under the Secure Sockets option. Select 'Use default key database' if not already se  More...