Purpose of This Page

The Account Overview is your starting point for understanding the current state of a Customer Account. Use this page to:

  • Quickly assess balances and activity
  • Identify pending or recent transactions
  • Navigate to more detailed views when needed

Think of this page as a summary dashboard—it helps you decide whether you need to take action or simply review information.

How to Access

  1. Navigate to the Client Access Portal (CAP).
  2. From the top navigation, select Account then Account Overview.
Select Account Overview

Account Overview page

Account Profile

The Account Profile view provides key identifying details and a high-level snapshot of the Customer Account, including:

  • Account name/number
  • Current balance indicators (e.g., available, pending, ending balance)
  • Interest rate or account attributes (if applicable)
Account Profile Information








Why it Matters

Use this section to:

  • Confirm you are viewing the correct Customer Account
  • Quickly understand the Customer Account’s current financial position

What You Need to Do

  • Verify the Customer Account details match your intended selection
  • Use the balance indicators to determine if further review is needed

No action is required unless something looks incorrect.

Account Details

The Account Details view provides additional account-level information beyond the summary. You can switch to this view using the Account dropdown menu.

Account Details

Why it Matters

This section is useful when you need:

  • More context about account configuration
  • A deeper view into account-level data that isn’t shown in the profile summary

What You Need to Do

Move here when the overview does not provide enough information.

  1. Select Account Details from the dropdown.
  2. Review the information relevant to your task.
Select Account Details

Balances

The Balances table provides a snapshot of key balance types, typically including:

  • Current balance
  • Available balance
  • Other relevant balance categories (depending on configuration)
Balances

Balance Summary

The Balance Summary view aggregates balance information across accounts or categories.

Account Details

Why it Matters

Use this to:

  • Get a consolidated financial position
  • Compare balance types at a glance

What You Need to Do

Best for quick, high-level review

  1. Select Balance Summary from the Balances dropdown.
  2. Review totals and categories.
Select Balance Summary

Receiving Institution Balances

This view displays the allocation of the balance across Program Receiving Institutions for the given Customer Account.

Receiving Institution Balances

Why it Matters

Use this when you need to:

  • Understand where funds are held across Program Receiving Institutions
  • Review balances by Receiving Institution

What You Need to Do

Best for institution-level analysis

  1. Select Receiving Institution Balances from the dropdown.
  2. Review balances by institution.
Select Receiving Institution Balances

Transactions

Pending Transactions

A list of transactions that have been initiated but are not yet finalized.

Pending Transactions

Transaction History (Most Recent)

A short list of the most recent completed transactions.

### Transaction History (Most Recent)

Why it Matters

Provides a quick way to:

  • Validate recent activity
  • Confirm that expected transactions have posted

What You Need to Do

Use this section for quick verification

  • Scan for expected transactions
  • Confirm amounts and dates

Transaction History (Full)

Provides access to the complete transaction history with filtering and expanded detail.

### Transaction History (Full)

Why it Matters

Use this when:

  • You need historical data beyond the recent list
  • You are researching a specific transaction
  • You need detailed reporting

What You Need to Do

Use this for deep investigation or reporting

  1. Select Transaction History from the dropdown
  2. Apply filters (date, type, etc.) as needed
  3. Review or export results (if available).
Select Transaction History

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