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When and why we flag bank details

Understand when and why bank details get flagged and how to resolve these issues.

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Written by Marianna
Updated over a week ago

Sometimes, supplier bank details need attention before you can process payments. Apron automatically flags potential issues to help you avoid payment delays.

When bank details get flagged

  • Incomplete information – Missing sort codes, account numbers, or other required details

  • Failed Confirmation of Payee checks – Names don't match between the supplier and the bank account

  • Format issues – International account details that don't match expected formats

  • Mismatched information – Details that don't align with supplier records

How flagging works

When we detect an issue, you'll see a warning icon next to the contact's bank details. The flag includes a description of what needs attention and suggestions for fixing it.

Resolving flagged details

  1. Click on the flagged contact to see the specific issue

  2. Contact your supplier to verify the correct details

  3. Update the information in Apron

  4. The flag automatically disappears once the issue is resolved

Preventing flagged details

To avoid flags in future, always double-check bank details when entering them, ask suppliers to confirm their details in writing, and keep contact information updated when suppliers notify you of changes.

Flagged details help prevent payment delays and ensure your money reaches the right destination every time.

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