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Types of users and administrators within online banking for business

There are several types of users or administrators that can access online banking: 

  • Business Administrator
  • Group overview manager
  • Authorized user
  • Standard user
  • Accounting software user

1. Business administrator: 

2. A group overview manager: 

  • Is defined by the business’s signatories upon enrollment with National Bank 
  • Can also be an administrator or authorized user 
  • Can manage the group overview, create, add, and remove others from the overview. 
  • Can create account groups within the group overview 
  • Can manage job roles and permissions in the group overview 
  • Can configure an accounting software user 
  • Cannot have their permissions withdrawn 
  • Can view the accounts of all the entities within the group overview 
  • Can only view a business group’s financial information; doesn’t have the right to perform business functions 

3. An authorized user:

  • Must be authorized by the signatory of the business 
  • Has the Admin Type B job role assigned by the bank 
  • Has all the rights available within online banking, and is able to create and manage users, permissions and transactions 
  • Can have their permissions revoked by an administrator or another user with the required permissions
  • Doesn’t have approval permissions by default, except for those related to transactions 
  • Can only be removed by contacting National Bank and following the administrator withdrawal procedure  
  • Can contact National Bank to receive help with products and services 

4. A standard user:

  • Doesn’t have any permissions by default
  • Is granted rights by an administrator or authorized user 
  • Can be configured by following the create a user and attribute a job role and account group to a user procedures 

5. An accounting software user:

For further information, contact the support team for your accounting software.

Job roles assigned by the bank 

The bank gives access with permissions to administrators and authorized users by default. 

The following job roles can be granted by the bank: 

  • Admin Type A 
  • Admin Type B 
  • Admin Type C 
  • Admin file transfer 
  • Accounting software user 

These job roles act in addition to access rights for transactions, depending on the features to which the business is subscribed.

Admin Type A role

The Admin Type A role contains permissions that can only be withdrawn by National Bank. This job role cannot be given to another user. However, it is possible to create a job role containing these same permissions so that they can be assigned, if required.  

  • Manage service agreements 
  • Manage legal entities  
  • Manage users  
  • Manage job roles  
  • Manage users in the service agreement  
  • Manage permissions  
  • Manage account groups

Admin Type B role

The Admin Type B job role allows most of the actions needed to manage a company.It is assigned by default to the authorized user and to signatory administrators of the business. This job role can be removed by an administrator or an authorized user as needed.

  • Manage user profiles   
  • Create a user  
  • Suspend access  
  • Reactivate access  
  • Delete access   
  • Account summary  
  • Manage statements   
  • Rename accounts  
  • Manage service agreements  
  • Manage legal entities  
  • Manage users  
  • Manage job roles  
  • Manage service agreement users  
  • Manage permissions  
  • Manage account groups

Admin Type C role

The Admin Type C role allows a user to approve modifications to an account group and job roles, as well as the possibility to change approval rules for an entity. This role can be revoked by an administrator or an authorized user as needed.

  • Level A approval
  • Self-approval (the approval level must correspond to the one attributed in the approval policy)

 

The following resources can also help you decide which role to assign a user:

 

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