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Getting started with your first office

Complete the core office setup before importing data and starting operational work.

Katrin Erb Written by Katrin Erb Updated Published

Your first office is normally provisioned during onboarding. Complete the settings below before users begin operational work.

1. Review organisation settings

Go to Settings > Organisation Settings and confirm the organisation name, reporting currency, timezone, default language and branding. Configure SSO only after a recovery administrator and test plan are ready.

2. Review Office Settings

Go to Settings > Office Settings and confirm the office name, reporting currency, timezone and required features. Enable only the products the office will use.

3. Set up users and access

Go to Settings > Users to create users. Assign system or custom roles based on their responsibilities and keep at least one Organisation admin.

4. Activate banking configuration

In Office Settings, activate the required banks and currencies. Activate and configure the importers and exporters used to exchange data with each bank.

5. Import and review statement data

Import the first statement for each relationship. Confirm that the expected bank accounts and branches are created and that the statement passes validation.

6. Configure enabled products

  • For Interest Pooling, create the pools and add eligible accounts with the correct effective dates.

  • For Books, create the required groups and assign accounts.

  • For Fixed Term Deposits, review approval settings and user permissions before creating requests.

7. Validate the setup

Sign in as a representative operational user and complete an end-to-end check.

Use the setup checklist as a control

Record who confirmed each area and test with a representative non-admin user. Feature settings and administrator access alone do not prove that operational roles, bank connections and downstream calculations are ready.

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