To set up a bank feed for an ANZ account:
you need to be the online owner (this is usually the person who set up your AccountRight subscription) or an online administrator
ensure bank feeds can be set up for your account (check the list)
have your MYOB account details handy.
Your AccountRight company file doesn't need to be online to set up bank feeds, but you'll need an internet connection.
There are two parts to setting up a bank feed:
1. Apply Start the application process in AccountRight, then finish via ANZ's internet banking site. | 2. Link Once your bank feed application is approved, choose the AccountRight account the bank feed applies to. |
1. Apply for a bank feed
Start the application in AccountRight then complete the application via ANZ's internet banking.
To apply via ANZ internet banking
Go to the Banking command centre and click Bank Feeds.
If it's your first bank feed
The Manage Bank Accounts window appears. Click Get Started with Bank Feeds.
A web browser opens and you'll be prompted to sign in with your MYOB account details. You'll then see the Manage bank accounts page in the web browser version of AccountRight.
If you don't see the Manage bank accounts page, it means your AccountRight company file is not online. See the FAQs below about how to manage bank feeds for offline company files.
If it's an additional bank feed
The Bank Feeds window appears. Click Manage Bank Accounts.
Click Add or remove a bank account.
A web browser opens and you'll be prompted to sign in with your MYOB account details. If you have multiple MYOB products or company files, select the applicable product and company file. You'll then see the Manage bank accounts page in the web browser version of AccountRight.
If you don't see the Manage bank accounts page, it means your AccountRight company file is not online. See the FAQs below about how to manage bank feeds for offline company files.
Click Connect bank or credit card.
Select ANZ from the list of financial institutions.
For the Set up method, select Online banking.
Read the displayed information and, if you agree, select the option I confirm that.
Click Next. You'll be provided an 8-digit code and directed to log in to ANZ internet banking.
Click Go to online banking and log in to ANZ internet banking.
Access the applicable page in your ANZ internet banking:
Go to Settings > Manage Bank Feeds.
If it's your first time setting up a bank feed, click Get started. Otherwise, click Activate a new bank feed.
Follow the onscreen prompts.
When prompted, enter your 8-digit code.
Submit your application.
Applications are usually processed by ANZ within 24 hours, but it can take a few days—we'll let you know when it's ready. To check the application status, see Manage bank feeds.
If you haven't heard from us after 5 business days, contact product support (click chat or scroll down for other options on the Contact Us page).
Once it's ready, you'll need to link the bank feed to the corresponding account in AccountRight. See task 2 below for instructions.
2. Link the bank feed to an account in AccountRight
We’ll notify you by email when your bank feed is ready to use. You can then link the bank feed to the corresponding account in AccountRight.
To link an account to the bank feed
In your company file, go to the Banking command centre and click Bank Feeds. The Bank Feeds window appears.
Click Manage Bank Accounts. The Manage Bank Accounts window appears.
This window shows the status of your bank feeds applications so you can follow their progress.Click Check/update status.
The bank feeds Log in window appears.
Sign in with your MYOB account email address and password (email address must be lowercase).
The Manage Bank Accounts window reappears. This window shows all the bank feeds you have set up and their status.
"Name not provided by bank"
If you applied for your bank feed via ANZ's online banking, the Account Name on the Manage bank feeds page will display "Name not provided by bank'. Don't worry—this doesn't affect your bank feed.In the Associated Account column, select an account from the list. This will be the account that the bank feed will be compared to. You can only select accounts set up as a bank account or credit card. Learn more about account types.
Click Use Account. The account is now linked to the bank feed.
Click OK to finish.
What happens next?
When your bank feed is ready and it's linked to an AccountRight account, you’ll be able to download and approve transactions into your company file. Check the delivery frequency for your ANZ account.
Note that the first bank feed you receive will have transactions dated from when your bank feed was approved. Any transactions that occurred while you were waiting for the bank feed to be set up won’t be included. If you want to import and reconcile transactions dated before your feed approval date, you can import a bank statement.
FAQs
How do I set up a bank feed if my company file is offline?
If your AccountRight company file is not online, you'll add new bank feeds via my.myob. As well as adding bank feeds, this is where you can:
check your bank feed application status
reprint a bank feed authority (application) form
cancel a bank feed
You'll be prompted to sign into my.myob when you click Add or remove a bank account in the Manage Bank Accounts window in AccountRight.
In my.myob, go to the My Products page to add or manage your bank feeds.
How do I reprint the bank feed authority form?
You can reprint the application form for a bank feed that you've applied for. If you need to apply for a new bank feed, repeat the steps above for applying for a bank feed.
Sign in to my.MYOB (Australia | New Zealand).
Go to the My Products menu and choose My products. If you don't see the My Products menu, contact us and we'll help you out.
Click to expand your MYOB product and click Bank Feeds.
Select an account and click Print authority form. The form and cover sheet appear.
Print the form. Submission instructions are provided on the form.
Have you been requested to resubmit a bank feed application? Choose your bank and follow the steps above to apply for a bank feed.