Protecting the security and safety of your information is a top priority at Graphite Systems. In light of recent events, we understand that some of you may need to edit/update your bank account information. If you have not done this recently, here is a refresher on how to do so.
Steps to edit/update a bank account
- Log in to Graphite Connect (app.graphiteconnect.com).
- You must have the System Permission for Banking in order to view and edit bank account details.
- You must have the System Permission for Banking in order to view and edit bank account details.
- Go to your company's profile by clicking on View Profile under your company avatar.
- Click on the Sales, Order, and Payment topic
- Scroll down to the Bank Information section.
- All bank updates require secondary approval. If you already have a secondary approver, be sure that person is aware and available to approve the coming change. If you do not have a secondary approver selected you can add one now.
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If you do not have a secondary approver, be prepared to respond to an approval request from Graphite Support.
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Select the bank account you wish to edit.
- Edit bank account information as needed. Be sure to delete and upload new bank account documentation if required.
- Sensitive information, including bank account number and bank account documentation, require two-factor authentication.
- Sensitive information, including bank account number and bank account documentation, require two-factor authentication.
- Upon saving the new bank account information, a secondary approval request will automatically be created and is required. Banking updates will not be sent to your customer until this approval is completed. Learn more about how to complete a bank approval.
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Once the update has been approved by your second approver and validated by Graphite Support it is sent to your customers to review and update their payment systems.
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This is not immediate. Graphite takes security seriously, and all verification and approval steps must be followed in order to reduce risk of fraudulent activity.
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