Eurobank payments, matched to the invoice.
Connect your Eurobank business account and Sumly reads what comes in and goes out. When a customer pays, Sumly suggests the invoice the money settles and waits for you to approve it.
- Read-only
- Approved at Eurobank's own login
- Renewed every 180 days
What it brings into your books.
Each booked line arrives with the details the bank holds. Sumly uses them to work out which of your records it belongs to.
- Booked transactions with date, value date, amount, currency, counterparty name and the payment reference.
- History back as far as Eurobank allows on the first sync, then new lines several times a day.
- Suggested matches for customer payments. Sumly checks the amount, the date, the customer's name and whether the invoice number appears in the reference.
- One click to record the payment. Approve marks the invoice paid, or part paid if the customer sent less.
- A filled-in payment form when the numbers don't line up, such as a bank fee taken on the way or a payment in another currency.
How to connect it.
Have your Eurobank login ready. Only business accounts connect.
Add an account
Go to the Bank accounts page and click Add account.
Choose Eurobank
Pick Eurobank on the Bank tab. If your account was opened at Hellenic Bank, Eurobank (former Hellenic) works the same way.
Sign in at Eurobank
Approve read access on Eurobank's own page. Eurobank then sends you back to Sumly.
Pick the accounts
Tick the Eurobank accounts you want in your books. Each one gets its own ledger account, and the first sync starts.
Eurobank and Sumly: questions
Try it on your own books.
30 days free on the software. Or book a call and we'll show you around first.