How to set up a Fetch Connection

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Use Fetch to automatically collect your bills and invoices from supplier websites, and bank statements from your bank portal.

This means that you don’t have to spend any more time logging into websites, finding your documents and downloading them. Instead, Receipt Bank will automatically check each of your authorised suppliers and banks once a week and add any new documentation straight to the inbox.

NOTE: Bank Fetch is currently only available in Australia, for Streamline and Optimize accounts. For more information about Bank Fetch, please contact your Account Development Consultant. 

To set up a Fetch connection:

1. Click the ‘Add Items’ menu.
   1. To set up Invoice Fetch, click 'Add Costs;'
      1. Click ‘Connect to Invoice Fetch’ in the Invoice Fetch window. If you are on a Streamline, Optimize, Business+, or Premium account, click 'Invoice Fetch'
         
         
   2. To set up Bank Fetch, click 'Add Bank Statements.'
      
      1. Click 'Bank Fetch'

3. Click on the ‘Browse’ tab or, if this is your first connection, click the green 'Browse' button.
4. Use the search bar to locate suppliers and banks to connect to Fetch (or browse our full list of supported suppliers and supported banks).

5. Use the login details for the supplier portal to authenticate the connection (if you’re an Accountant or Bookkeeper setting up Fetch for a client, you will need to use your clients’ login credentials or ask them to set up the Fetch connection themselves).
6. Select whether to import all historical documents hosted on the supplier portal, or only those created in the last 30 days.
7. Click Connect to start the connection process:
   
   
8. A popup will ask you to keep the tab of your browser open while Receipt Bank completes the connection. You can continue to use Receipt Bank in another browser tab while this takes place.
   
   
9. If Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is required, another popup will prompt you for the additional information. This is usually an SMS or email message with a one-use code. Enter this and click Send.
   
   
   
   
10. Once successful, you will return to the 'Connected Suppliers,' or 'Connected Banks' page with the status 'Login Successful.' Use this screen to edit any of the details associated with a connection, or delete it.

After the initial set up, Fetch will collect any documents already present in the supplier portal and post them to the client’s inbox within 48 hours. Following that, Receipt Bank will check for and download any new documentation from the portal on a weekly basis.

Occasionally your Fetch connection can be disrupted (e.g. if you change your password or set up 2-factor authorisation). If this occurs, a user will receive an email and a warning message will be clearly displayed in the ‘Connected Suppliers’ page with instructions on how to resolve the issue.

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Use Fetch to automatically collect your bills and invoices from supplier websites.

This means that you don’t have to spend any more time logging into websites, finding your documents and downloading them. Instead, Receipt Bank will automatically check each of your authorised suppliers  once a week and add any new documentation straight to the inbox.

To set up a Fetch connection:

1. In your Costs workspace click on the Add Costs button
2. Then click on Connections
   
3. And finally on the Invoice Fetch button

3. Click on the ‘Browse’ tab or, if this is your first connection, click the green 'Browse' button.
4. Use the search bar to locate suppliers and banks to connect to Fetch (or browse our full list of supported suppliers).

5. Use the login details for the supplier portal to authenticate the connection (if you’re an Accountant or Bookkeeper setting up Fetch for a client, you will need to use your clients’ login credentials or ask them to set up the Fetch connection themselves).
6. Select whether to import all historical documents hosted on the supplier portal, or only those created in the last 30 days.
7. Click Connect to start the connection process:
   
   
8. A popup will ask you to keep the tab of your browser open while Receipt Bank completes the connection. You can continue to use Receipt Bank in another browser tab while this takes place.
   
   
9. If Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is required, another popup will prompt you for the additional information. This is usually an SMS or email message with a one-use code. Enter this and click Send.
   
   
   
   
10. Once successful, you will return to the Connections page with the status 'Login Successful.' Use this screen to edit any of the details associated with a connection, or delete it.

After the initial set up, Fetch will collect any documents already present in the supplier portal and post them to the client’s inbox within 48 hours. Following that, Receipt Bank will check for and download any new documentation from the portal on a weekly basis.

Occasionally your Fetch connection can be disrupted (e.g. if you change your password or set up 2-factor authorisation). If this occurs, a user will receive an email and a warning message will be clearly displayed in the ‘Connected Suppliers’ page with instructions on how to resolve the issue.