UB> Maintenance> Account
                                                        
                                                    
Summary
Add a bank account to a UB customer account to process the account in a Direct Debits batch (CH> Direct Debits). Billing statements generated on the customer account will display as paid because payment will be received using a Direct Debits batch.
In order to add bank information to a customer account the bank must be set up in the Bank Maintenance window (SS> Maintenance> Bank).
Related Links
Click here for a overview of UB module direct debits.
Step by Step
1 Open a UB customer account (UB> Maintenance> Account> Open an account).
 
 
                                                        
- Bank information is maintained on the Account tab> ACH sub-tab.
- Enter bank account information on the customer account.- Enter the bank account number in 
the Account Number field.- Only the last four digits of the bank account number will display on the Account Master Maintenance window after the bank information has been entered and saved.
 
- Click the Bank Code field 
label to select a bank. The routing number will be pulled from the bank record.- Banks are created and maintained on the Bank Maintenance window (SS> Maintenance> Banks).
 
- Select a type of bank account in the Account Type drop-down menu.
- After the bank account has been 
processed in a Direct Debits pre-note batch (CH> Direct Debits> Generate 
Pre-Note) the Clearing House Pre-Note toggle will be checked. Customer 
accounts that have this toggle checked will not be included in a pre-note batch. 
You can manually check this toggle if you do not want to process the bank 
account information through a pre-note batch.- A pre-note batch is used to verify that the bank account information is correct before transactions are processed on the customer bank account.
 
- Click the Save icon  to save the changes 
to the window. to save the changes 
to the window.
 
- Enter the bank account number in 
the Account Number field.