The SinglePoint Help Centre is the single entry point for every treasury support question — password resets, RSA SecurID resync, wire-transfer recalls, positive pay exception decisions, BAI2 export troubleshooting, API integration debugging, and escalation paths when an operational issue requires senior US Bank attention. Technical support operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
This page routes you to the right silo for your question, explains the support tiers available to every SinglePoint customer, and lists the escalation path for high-value transactions when minutes matter. Treasury specialists answer routine inquiries through the main support line at +1-877-272-2265, and enterprise clients work directly with named relationship managers for strategic operational matters.
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Each SinglePoint module has its own support pattern. Choose the topic that matches your situation and follow the module page for procedure detail.
Questions about cash position, sweep accounts, zero-balance concentration, liquidity forecasts, and investment management workflows.
Guidance on ACH origination, wire transfers, positive pay exceptions, lockbox receivables, and remote deposit capture.
Help with custom reports, BAI2 export scheduling, API access OAuth, multi-bank reporting, and ERP integration connectors.
Treasury teams encounter predictable problem patterns. The Help Centre documents the most common issues and the resolution path that moves the ticket to closure fastest.
Password resets run through the company administrator inside the user management console — self-service reset is disabled by default to prevent credential-theft attacks. RSA SecurID rejection usually indicates device time drift; resync involves entering two consecutive codes so the server can recompute the time offset. Push-notification failures often trace to a mobile device that has lost MFA enrollment after an operating-system reset — re-enrollment requires administrator re-provisioning. Call +1-877-272-2265 for 24/7 login support when administrator-driven paths aren't available.
Wire transfers already released may still be recoverable through wire recall — call the support line immediately because Fedwire settles within minutes. ACH returns follow NACHA return reason codes; the originator reviews the return code and decides to retry, refund, or contact the customer. Positive pay exceptions queue in the positive pay dashboard with a configurable decision deadline; unreviewed items default to Return to preserve fraud protection. Lockbox remittance exceptions route to the customer service queue for payee verification before posting to receivables.
Support tier determines response time, escalation authority, and communication channel. Enterprise clients receive the highest tier through a named relationship manager.
| Tier | Scope | Channel | Hours | Response Target |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tier 1 — General Support | Routine questions, navigation, how-to | Phone, secure message | Mon–Fri 7 AM–8 PM CT | Immediate on phone, 1 business day message |
| Tier 2 — Technical Support | Login, MFA, API, integration, export | Phone, ticket | 24/7 year-round | Immediate on phone, 4 hours ticket |
| Tier 3 — Payment Operations | Wire recall, ACH return, positive pay | Phone with authorized-signer verification | 24/7 year-round | Immediate for time-critical issues |
| Tier 4 — Relationship Manager | Strategic escalation, module expansion | Direct phone, email, on-site | Business hours | Same-day for enterprise clients |
| Tier 5 — Treasury Services Director | Executive escalation, contract matters | Relationship manager routed | Business hours | By appointment |
| Compliance Hotline | BSA/AML, OFAC, sanctions questions | Dedicated line, NDA-governed | 24/7 year-round | Immediate |
| Fraud Intervention | Active fraud, unauthorized access | Emergency phone line | 24/7 year-round | Immediate, session suspended |
Support scope aligned with OCC commercial banking standards. Regulation E protections apply to electronic fund transfers per federal rule.
Treasury operations sometimes demand immediate senior attention. The escalation sequence below routes the right authority to each issue class in the shortest path.
Routine operational issues escalate from operator to company administrator to relationship manager. The administrator manages user permissions, resets passwords, configures positive pay files, and schedules BAI2 exports. If the administrator cannot resolve the matter — an unusual wire exception, a failed API integration, or an ERP connector bug — the relationship manager engages US Bank treasury services specialists. Most operational escalations close inside one business day, and the relationship manager provides status updates to the customer contact until resolution. Session audit logs accompany every escalation packet so the specialist has full context without asking the customer to re-summarize.
Active fraud, unauthorized access, or suspicious payment activity bypasses routine support and lands directly with the fraud intervention team. The session is suspended pending investigation, affected credentials are revoked, and the customer's authorized-signer list is contacted to confirm legitimate operator identities. Compliance questions — BSA/AML reporting thresholds, OFAC sanctions hits, Regulation E dispute handling — route to the compliance hotline for immediate response. Coordination with federal regulators, including the FDIC and OCC, follows established protocols when the incident crosses regulatory notification thresholds defined in US Bank's examination-ready response plan.
Call +1-877-272-2265 for 24/7 technical support on login, wire, and positive pay issues. Reach your relationship manager for strategic or contract matters. Review the full contact page for all channels, hours, and enterprise escalation paths.
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The company administrator resets passwords inside the user management console. The platform emails a temporary credential; the operator must change it on first login and re-enroll MFA if needed. Self-service reset is disabled to prevent credential-theft attacks from succeeding without admin knowledge.
Time drift on the hardware token. Call +1-877-272-2265 for resync — the support team walks you through entering two consecutive codes so the server recomputes the time offset. Lost tokens require administrator revocation and replacement ordering through the relationship manager.
Call +1-877-272-2265 immediately. Fedwire settles within minutes; SWIFT wires may still be recoverable before the beneficiary credits. The support team initiates a wire recall request — success depends on the receiving bank's policy. See wire transfers for full procedure.
Open the positive pay dashboard, review the exception detail against your internal records, and mark the exception as Pay if legitimate. Update the issued file promptly to prevent repeat exceptions. Configure the decision deadline so unreviewed items default to Return.
The administrator configures BAI2 export schedules inside the reporting module — account scope, time window, delivery method (SFTP or email), and cadence. Test the first delivery manually before enabling automation. Failed deliveries generate alerts to the admin.
Enterprise clients receive a named relationship manager at contract activation. The contact appears inside the SinglePoint profile page. If you can't locate the relationship manager, call +1-877-272-2265 and the support team connects you with the right commercial banker for your account.
Seven years from the transaction or action date, satisfying OCC commercial banking recordkeeping. The log includes operator ID, timestamp, IP, session identifier, and action taken. Request audit extracts through the relationship manager or the support line.