My bank account shows a "Reconnect" button Your bank connection needs to be re-authenticated. This usually happens after a password change, a security update at your bank, or when your bank's consent...
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Your bank connection needs to be re-authenticated. This usually happens after a password change, a security update at your bank, or when your bank's consent window expires.
Click Reconnect on the Bank Accounts card in Property Settings and complete the Plaid login steps again. New transactions will resume pulling in starting the following morning. No historical data or matched transactions are affected.
This was a bug, and it is fixed. Every account now has its own switch, and switching one off leaves the rest of that bank syncing normally.
If you hit it before the fix, nothing was lost: your transactions stayed in your books the whole time. Reconnect the bank and switch the accounts you want back on, and the period they were off will be fetched for you.
Two different things read as switched off, and the row tells you which:
Every account at that bank has been switched off individually, so the bank login is still there with nothing to do. Click Switch back on next to whichever accounts you want running again.
We deliberately leave the bank connected in this state rather than removing it, so that switching an account back on stays a single click.
Removing a bank cannot be undone from inside URBI. Click Re-link this bank on its card and sign in to your bank again, then switch on the accounts you want.
Everything already brought in stays in your books, and each account keeps the ledger account it was mapped to, so your reconciliation history is unaffected.
This happens when the opening balance recorded for the selected GL account uses a different currency than the statement ending balance you entered, or the account's currency does not match the connected bank account's currency.
Check that you have selected the correct GL account for the statement you are working from. If the mismatch is genuine (for example, the account was migrated or set up with the wrong currency), contact your PM to correct the account's currency setting before starting the reconciliation.
If a reconciliation already exists (locked or in progress) for the same GL account that overlaps any part of the dates you selected, URBI blocks the new reconciliation to prevent double-counting.
Options:
If you see a read-only Rules tab with no controls, your GL access level is view-only. The Rules tab is visible to view-only users but all edit actions are hidden.
Ask your PM to upgrade your GL access to at least Edit level (Full access is required to save and run reconciliation rules). Once your access is updated, reload the page and the controls will appear.
Automatic GL matching runs when you open the Bank lines tab and when a journal entry is posted. Try these steps in order:
If none of the above resolve the issue, use Match manually on the bank line to select the GL entry directly.
This was a bug, and it is fixed. Searching by an amount, a date, or a bank reference now finds the matching lines instead of returning nothing, and URBI no longer tells you the feed is fully reconciled just because your search came up empty.
A few display issues on the Bank lines tab and its summary tiles have been fixed: a property with two bank feeds sharing one ledger account no longer shows the same transaction twice, filtering to a manually added or historical account no longer empties the list, and the "reconciled this month" and "auto-matched today" tiles now count correctly and use your property's own calendar day rather than a fixed one.
Dollar amounts inside refusal and error messages (for example, when a deposit or a period close is refused) now display in your property's own currency instead of always showing as US dollars.
Closing or locking a period is now controlled by a single permission, Manage accounting settings, in your property's user permissions. Whoever has been given that permission can close and lock; it no longer depends on any other setting.
Status badges, banners, and status text on the reconciliation screens are more legible now. The Periods and Reconciliations tab strip can also be moved between with the arrow keys, for anyone who navigates by keyboard.
These are two separate stages in the matching lifecycle:
A line must be Cleared to bank before it can become Reconciled. A line that has never been matched cannot be locked into a reconciliation. If you lock a reconciliation and later reopen it, matched lines return to Cleared to bank until the period is locked again.