What you can do in Uniconta with Danske Bank
- Pay suppliers from the payment journal: transfers to Danish bank accounts, FIK payments (payment slips), SEPA payments in euro, instant SEPA payments in euro and payments abroad. How a payment run works.
- Approve the payments with a code from an app on your phone.
- See the bank's answer on every payment, including the bank's reason if it rejects one.
- Get the bank statements in automatically, matched to your invoices. How the statements come in.
The connection goes directly from BankConnector to Danske Bank's web service for business customers, EDI Web Services. It runs in the background; you work in Uniconta.
What you need from Danske Bank
A District agreement with the EDI Web Services module, and a user authorisation that gives the user access to EDI Web Services. You order both from Danske Bank. The setup in BankConnector tells you exactly what to ask Danske Bank for.
Danske Bank gives you a user ID and a PIN code that can be used once. You enter them in BankConnector, and we take care of the keys and certificates.
The agreement is your own, and you get expert guidance through it. The technical setup of the bank connection is included in the price.
How to get started
- 1
Sign up free and choose your Uniconta partner
It takes a few minutes, and you choose a package only once the bank is connected.
- 2
Your Uniconta partner installs BankConnector
Right in your Uniconta, in about 20 minutes.
- 3
Order the agreement from Danske Bank
With the details above. You get expert guidance all the way.
- 4
Connect the bank in BankConnector
With the codes the bank sends you. BankConnector takes care of the certificates and formats, and it is included in the price.
- 5
Choose your approvers and go live
Each approver sets up an authenticator app on their phone. Start with one small payment and follow it all the way to your statement.
Good to know
- BankConnector sits right inside the Uniconta program for Windows.
- The money never passes through BankConnector: the payments leave your own account, under your own agreement with the bank.
- Online banking stays for everything else, such as cards, loans and one-off transfers, while supplier payments and bank statements run in Uniconta.
More questions
Do we still need Danske Bank's online banking?
Not for supplier payments and bank statements. Online banking stays for everything else, such as cards, loans and one-off transfers, and the daily work happens in Uniconta.
Can we have Danske Bank and another bank in Uniconta?
Yes. You connect as many banks as you like, and each payment journal belongs to one bank. The price is the same however many banks you have.
What does it cost?
BankConnector costs from DKK 750 or €100 a month, excluding VAT, set by how many payments you send. There is no price per bank, no setup fee and no minimum term.