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Did you know CNB Online Banking customers can enroll in Text Banking?  Text Banking expands the options available to you for banking on the go.
How:  Log in to the CNB Online Banking Center and from the ‘Preferences’ menu, select ‘Mobile Preferences’.  Select the ‘Text Banking Enrollment’ tab.  Select the radio button for ‘Enable and authorize text banking…’, enter your ‘SMS Text Number’, place a checkmark next to ‘Agree to Terms’, and press ‘Submit’.  You will be directed to the ‘Text Accounts’ tab on your ‘Account Preferences’ page.  Select ‘Enable’ for each account you want enabled for text banking, enter the ‘Order’, create a 4-character short name in the ‘Display Name’ column, and press ‘Submit’.

Did you know in the Online Banking Center you can temporarily turn off an alert you added?  Disabling an alert allows you to reactivate it in the future, instead of deleting an alert and then recreating it.
How:  Log in to the CNB Online Banking Center and from the ‘Preferences’ menu, select ‘Alert Options’.  Locate the alert you want to disable and depending on your device you can either, double click the alert or click the alert to highlight it and from the toolbar, select the icon that looks like an alarm clock with a magnifying glass.  A pop-up window will open to let you edit the alert.  Click the box next to ‘Enable this Alert’ to remove the checkmark and then press ‘OK’.

Did you know in the Online Banking Center you can export a file of your account transaction history?  This feature is perfect if you want your transaction history not just displayed on your screen, but in a different file format to use with other programs.
How:  Log in to the CNB Online Banking Center and go to the register for the account you want to use.  When you have displayed the transactions you want to export, from the register toolbar, press ‘Display’ to view the ‘Output Options’ drop-down list.  From the list choose ‘Export to File’ and then select the file format you want from the drop-down list.  File format options are: Spreadsheet (xls), Spreadsheet (csv), Microsoft OFX (ofx), Quicken (qfx), or Quickbooks (qbo). Once you select the file format, press ‘Submit’.

Did you know in the Online Banking Center you can display account transactions for a specific amount?  There are multiple search options available and the ‘Single Amount’ search is perfect when you only want to focus on transactions for a specific dollar amount.
How:  Log in to the CNB Online Banking Center and go to the register for the account you want to view.  Select ‘Search’ from the left side of the account register toolbar to view the ‘Search Criteria’ drop-down list.  From the list choose ‘Single Amount’, enter an ‘Amount’ and press ‘Submit’.  Transactions are listed in order, according to the time they occurred with a subtotal for debits and a subtotal for credits.

To EveryoneFrom Gregory S. MacKay, Economist Business spending sent out some mixed indicators in January, but they were generally better than late 2014’s poor reading. Industrial production rose a small .2% in January, as many durable goods companies advanced, while

Did you know in the Online Banking Center you can adjust the order that accounts are listed for transfers?  This allows you to place accounts you regularly make transfers to/from at the top of your list and place other accounts at the bottom of your list.
How:  Log in to the CNB Online Banking Center and from the ‘Preferences’ menu, select ‘Account Preferences’.  In the ‘Order’ column for each account, enter a different value, starting with 1 for the account you want listed first and so on.  When you finish entering your order, press ‘Submit’.  When making a transfer, accounts available for transfer to or from will be listed according to the order you create.

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Did you know in the Online Banking Center you can easily view the list of the alerts you have created?  This lets you see all of your active and inactive alerts, and is helpful for seeing what you want to add, adjust or delete.
How:  Log in to the CNB Online Banking Center and from the ‘Preferences’ menu, select ‘Alert Options’ to list the alerts you have created.  To the left of each active alert is a green circle with a checkmark, and each inactive alert a red circle with a minus sign.  Click the column header directly above the first circle to group alerts by active and inactive.  Click the column header again to reverse the order.

It’s that time of year again Businesses and consumers alike are filing their taxes and social engineers are out there to take advantage of those unsuspecting and non alert consumers. According to the IRS there are 12 known “Dirty Dozen”

Did you know CNBillPay has a feature to help you speed up how you schedule payments?  Use ‘Shortcut’ to pre-load your bills based on your payment history.
How:  Access ‘CNBillPay’ within the Online Banking Center.  You can set ‘Shortcut’ as your default start page, or access it by selecting the ‘Shortcut’ box on the ‘home’ page.  ‘Shortcut’ opens the ‘Single Payment’ screen and will have specific payees already selected.  If needed uncheck or check payees to adjust and then continue through the steps to schedule your payments.

Did you know with CNBillPay you can select what page you want to start each session from?  If you have a particular page you like to start from, this makes for less navigation and a more efficient bill pay session.
How:  Access ‘CNBillPay’ within the Online Banking Center.  From the ‘Options’ menu select ‘Default Settings’.  Under ‘Default Page’ select the radio button for either ‘Home’, ‘Single Payments’, ‘Shortcut’, ‘View Payees’ or ‘Calendar’ and press ‘Submit’.

Did you know in the Online Banking Center it is easy to return your account register back to your default view?  This is helpful for when you have adjusted how transactions are listed and now want to go back to the default view you created for that account.
How:  After using the search and/or sort options to adjust an account’s register.  Select ‘Search’ from the left side of the account register toolbar to view the ‘Search Criteria’ drop-down list. From the list choose ‘Default View’, and press ‘Submit’.

Did you know in the Online Banking Center you can display all available transaction history for an account?  This is an easy way for you to adjust your account register, for when you want to view all transactions available.
How:  Log in to the CNB Online Banking Center and go to the register for the account you want to view.  Select ‘Search’ from the left side of the account register toolbar to view the ‘Search Criteria’ drop-down list.  From the list choose ‘All Available Transactions’, and press ‘Submit’ to adjust the register to display account history back to the ‘Oldest Transaction Available’.

Did you know with CNBillPay it is easy to delete a payee?  Deleting a payee you no longer are making payments to helps to simplify your list of payees.
How:  Access ‘CNBillPay’ within the Online Banking Center.  From the ‘Payees’ menu, select ‘View Payees’.  Locate the payee you want to remove and press ‘Delete’.  Verify the payee listed is the one you want to delete, and then press ‘Delete Payee’.  It is important to know that once a payee is deleted that payment history to that payee is also deleted from CNBillPay.  If you still want to search payment history to a payee, do not delete that payee.