System Administrators: reminder to review your HSBCnet users’ access levelsLast updated: 3 May 2017 To maintain effective control over your company’s online banking activity, it is important to make sure that only authorised individuals are able to view and transact from your accounts on HSBCnet. As such, we recommend that you periodically review your organisation’s users’ entitlements and daily limits on HSBCnet, and make updates as needed. In addition to periodic reviews, we strongly recommend that you review your HSBCnet users’ access levels whenever your organisation updates signing authorities in your account operations mandate. Maintained by your local bank, the mandate determines the individuals in your organisation who are authorised to operate your HSBC accounts. Whenever the account mandate is updated, please review your organisation’s HSBCnet setup to determine if access level changes are needed for specific users. The table below outlines some common account and user level entitlements/permissions available to System Administrators that we recommend reviewing regularly:
You can also use the service in the table below to view Daily transaction limits established by the bank for your organisation’s HSBCnet profile.
The Administration Reports service and the Account Services Activity Log can also efficiently provide reporting information on how your users and accounts are setup on HSBCnet. If you need assistance to update user access levels on HSBCnet, please contact your local HSBCnet Support Centre. | ||||||||||||||||||
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