Partner Notification types: Fast Ach Deactivated

Partner notification type reference rows for fast_ach_deactivated notifications.

Use this table to see all the current notification types with a brief description on what the messaging will include, the contents of its resource array, what triggers it, whether it is actionable or not, whether it is payroll blocking, and whether it expires.

Category	Title	Message	Resource entity types	Trigger	Actionable	Action Item	Payroll Blocking	Resolves?	Expires?	Template Variables
fast_ach_deactivated.invalid_payroll_ach_speed	We couldn’t process a payroll in %{speed}	We’re unable to process a payroll for %{payroll_check_date} since the payroll is above the faster processing limit. Instead, employees will be paid on %{updated_check_date}.	entity_type: “Payroll”	Payroll amount is above partner managed limit	no	N/A	no	no	yes - 5 days after payroll check date	{speed}, {payroll_check_date}, {updated_check_date}
fast_ach_deactivated.invalid_contractor_payment_ach_speed	We couldn’t process contractor payments in %{speed}	After reviewing %{company_name}‘s bank account, we’re unable to process their contractor payments. Instead, contractors will be paid on %{updated_check_date}.	entity_type: “ContractorPayment”	Bank fraud with contractor payments	no	N/A	no	no	yes - 5 days after contractor payment check date	{speed}, {company_name}, {updated_check_date}
fast_ach_deactivated.bank_verification_debit_failure	Unable to verify company bank account	We received an Insufficient Funds bank error when attempting to verify %{company_name}‘s bank account ending in %{bank_account_last_four_digits}, so direct deposit speed has been changed to 4 days. We’ll evaluate payroll history and debits in 3 months to determine if we can switch back to the original, faster speed.	entity_type: “BankAccount”	Verification debit failure (No sufficient funds) from company bank account	no	N/A	no	no	no	{company_name}, {bank_account_last_four_digits}
fast_ach_deactivated.debit_failure	Unable to debit funds from company bank account	We were unable to debit funds from %{company_name}‘s bank account ending in %{bank_account_last_four_digits} on %{nacha_entry_return_date}, so direct deposit speed has been changed to 4 days. The speed will be automatically switched back to the original, faster speed after 3 months of running payroll with no further issues.	entity_type: “BankAccount”	Debit failure from company bank account	no	N/A	no	yes	no	{company_name}, {bank_account_last_four_digits}, {nacha_entry_return_date}
fast_ach_deactivated.debit_failure_in_last_one_year	Unable to debit funds from company bank account	We were unable to debit funds from %{company_name}‘s bank account ending in %{bank_account_last_four_digits} multiple times in the last 12 months, so direct deposit speed has been changed to 4 days. We’ll evaluate payroll history and debits in 12 months to determine if we can switch back to the original, faster speed. To get back on track, make sure to run at least 1 successful payroll per month without bank failures.	entity_type: “BankAccount”	Debit failures from company bank account over last year	no	N/A	no	yes	no	{company_name}, {bank_account_last_four_digits}
fast_ach_deactivated.debit_failure_in_last_two_years	Unable to debit funds from company bank account	We were unable to debit funds from %{company_name}‘s bank account ending in %{bank_account_last_four_digits} multiple times in the last 24 months, so direct deposit speed has been changed to 4 days. We’ll evaluate payroll history and debits in 12 months to determine if we can switch back to the original, faster speed. To get back on track, make sure to run at least 1 successful payroll per month without bank failures.	entity_type: “BankAccount”	Debit failures from company bank account over last two years	no	N/A	no	yes	no	{company_name}, {bank_account_last_four_digits}
fast_ach_deactivated.debit_failure_slow_recovery	Unable to debit funds from company bank account	We were unable to debit funds from %{company_name}‘s bank account ending in %{bank_account_last_four_digits} on %{nacha_entry_return_date}, so direct deposit speed has been changed to 4 days. We’ll evaluate payroll history and debits in 6 months to determine if we can switch back to the original, faster speed. To get back on track, make sure to run at least 1 successful payroll per month without bank failures.	entity_type: “BankAccount”	Debit failure from company bank account	no	N/A	no	yes	no	{company_name}, {bank_account_last_four_digits}, {nacha_entry_return_date}