What are the procedures for an ACH dispute?

September 22, 2022

September 26, 2022

Customer Experience, Standard Operating Procedures, Debit/ATM Cards, Disputes

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Locate the client’s request through the following CX channels:

Email
FIS Web Admin
- General Question Message
Phone
- Must submit a written request through an email or a secure message
- Send a confirmation response to the customer’s email address
  - Best practice: Send an email while on the call and obtain the confirmation to move the ticket for processing before disconnecting the call

2. Locate the Client’s Account in Horizon XE

3. Quality Assurance (Q.A.):

Email: Verify that the email address matches the client’s contact profile on Horizon XE before completing their request

If the email does NOT match, direct the client to send a secure message through their online banking portal

OLB Secure Message: No need to verify since the client sent their request through their online banking portal

Phone Call: Verify the Client you have on the phone through Quontic’s verification process – verify four (4) aspects of the account to the right

I.B. Phone Call Verification Questions:

Client’s First and Last Name
Client’s Account Number
Client’s Address
Clients’ last four digits of social security number
Client’s Date of Birth
Client’s Username

4. Verify Account Status is Active; CX can proceed with the client’s request

5. If the account is Restricted, CX must address the restriction and provide the client with the dormant letter Restrictions and dormant statuses must be addressed before proceeding with other requests.

6. Hubspot

Click on Contacts
Search the Clients name
Click on the Client’s Name
If the client does have
- Click on +Add next to Tickets, and proceed to step #8
- If the client does NOT, proceed to step #7

Click on Tickets

Click on Tribar

Change the Pipeline to All Pipelines

Search the client’s Name or email address

If there is NO ticket with the same scenario, create a ticket Click on Create Ticket on the right side of the page

Email Ticket Name: ACH Dispute – [Client’s Name]

OLB Ticket Name: OLB – ACH Dispute – [Client’s Name]

I.B. Ticket Name: I.B. – ACH Dispute – [Client’s Name]

Pipeline: CX General or CX OLB Message

Ticket Status: OLB In Process or New

Ticket Description: Transaction Dispute

Product: OLB Checking/Savings

Ticket Owner: CX Representative

Source: Phone/ or Email/ or OLB Message

Create Date: Today’s Date auto-populates

Priority

High Priority – if we have all the documentation for DBO

Medium Priority – if we require documentation from the client

Click on Create

Pipeline: CX General or CX OLB Message

Ticket Status: OLB In Process or New

Ticket ID: Automatically Generated

Source: Phone/ or Email/ or OLB Message

Email Ticket Name: ACH Dispute – [Client’s Name]

OLB Ticket Name: OLB – ACH Dispute – [Client’s Name]

I.B. Ticket Name: I.B. – ACH Dispute – [Client’s Name]

Ticket Owner: CX Representative

Department- Quontic: Customer Success

Ticket Description: Transaction Dispute

Create Date: Today’s Date

Priority:

High Priority – if we have all the documentation for DBO
Medium Priority – if we require documentation from the client

OLB Ticket Props:

Web Admin – OLB Original Submit Date – Date request submitted

Web Admin – OLB Reference Number – Reference Number

Banking Reason for Contact: General: Limits, Transactions, Dispute, Hold

Click on Save

Product: Debit Card/ATM Card

10.

Horizon:

Click on Relationship Summary

Click on Customer Accounts

Click on the Account

11.

Click on History

Click on Transactions

Change Statement Period

Last 10 transaction
Last 10 Days
Last 30 Days
Last 60 Days
Date Range

CX must ask the client to verify all the pending and posted transactions prior transaction in question and after The client must include all unauthorized transactions in the dispute form.