TRAINING & WEBINARS

Intended Audience

This session is intended for Credit Unions using Falcon Fraud Manager or those interested in Falcon Fraud Manager.

Recommended Prerequisites

There is no recommended prerequisite for this session.

Falcon™ Fraud Manager is a neural network predictive software application, which detects card fraud quickly and accurately, minimizing member risk and protecting your credit union's debit card portfolio. Falcon supports transaction scoring and case management using detailed neural network models based on individual cardholder and debit card industry usage. Falcon™ Fraud Manager is an optional service that requires client installation.

Session Overview

The topics covered in this session include: Falcon Overview, Falcon Scoring Process, Cardmember Security and Falcon Case Management, Types of Blocks, Credit Union Responsibilities, Falcon Daily Reports, Falcon Best Practices Checklist, and Falcon Fraud Forum.

Intended Audience

This session is recommended for credit union employees in a Card Services Department, as well as front line staff with member contact and those responsible for transaction research.

Recommended Prerequisites

None

The Transaction Troubleshooting Webinar is designed to provide Credit Union employees with the ability to research and review some of the most commonly denied transaction types.

Session Overview

Information covered during the Transaction Troubleshooting training session includes: Introduction to DataNavigator and Cardholder Maintenance, Things to look for in a Denied Transaction, Common Denied Transactions, Stand-in Processing and Denied Transactions, and Authorization Blocks and Denied Transactions.

Intended Audience

This session is recommended for credit union employees in a Card Services and/or Information Technology department. Specifically, those responsible for card ordering and maintaining cardholder data.

Recommended Prerequisites

NONE

Cardholder Maintenance allows credit unions to maintain accurate cardholder data and manually update the file information used to authorize transactions. All transactions should be authorized using current and accurate cardholder, account, and fraud file data.

Session Overview

Information covered during the Online Cardholder Maintenance training session includes: Adding New Cardholders and Accounts, Restricting Cards and/or Account Access, and Maintaining Existing Cards.

Intended Audience

This session is recommended for credit union employees who are responsible for statistical analysis of CO-OP EFT and/or ATM functionality and usage.

Recommended Prerequisites

Daily Cardholder/Terminal Reports Webinars

EOM (End of Month) reports are used to provide a variety of information on institution, cardholder and terminal usage.

Session Overview

The reports covered during the End of Month webinar include: Institution Fee Summary by Bill Group, Institution Fee Settlement - Bill Group, Terminal Fee Summary, Terminal Fee Settlement, Terminal Service Detail, Cardholder Foreign Items Analysis, Terminal Foreign Items Analysis, and Processor Performance Evaluation.

Intended Audience

Credit union executives who are working on digital transformation within their organizations – whether from the C-Suite or IT, marketing or operations – will find plenty to learn about and contribute.

Connect with CO-OP’s leadership team and subject-matter experts for this invaluable series of live regional events built around your credit union’s needs.Together, we’ll share and discuss: - The latest consumer and fintech trends that will impact your credit union now and in the future - How to respond to these trends with seven strategies to accelerate your digital transformation - The vital role data plays in fueling growth and how to establish an effective data strategy - Why integration as the key to innovation empowers credit unions to deliver excellence - How CO-OP is evolving to become a world-class ecosystem to be your strategic partner on your path towards digital transformation

Intended Audience

This session is recommended for credit union employees responsible for ATM settlement, cash ordering, and balancing of terminals.

Recommended Prerequisites

Daily Cardholder Reports

Reports containing terminal information are generated on a daily basis. The information provided in these reports is used to assist in troubleshooting and tracing each transaction to a specific end point.

Session Overview

Reports covered during the Daily Terminal Reports training session include: Terminal Activity, Terminal Cash Balance, Acquirer Adjustment for Interchange, Terminal Deposit Activity, Terminal Suspect Activity, and Acquirer Surcharge Fee.

Intended Audience

Credit union executives who are working on digital transformation within their organizations – whether from the C-Suite or IT, marketing or operations – will find plenty to learn about and contribute.

Connect with CO-OP’s leadership team and subject-matter experts for this invaluable series of live regional events built around your credit union’s needs.Together, we’ll share and discuss: - The latest consumer and fintech trends that will impact your credit union now and in the future - How to respond to these trends with seven strategies to accelerate your digital transformation - The vital role data plays in fueling growth and how to establish an effective data strategy - Why integration as the key to innovation empowers credit unions to deliver excellence - How CO-OP is evolving to become a world-class ecosystem to be your strategic partner on your path towards digital transformation

Intended Audience

This class is intended for all member credit unions that outsource their MasterCard chargeback processing to CO-OP Financial Services.

Recommended Prerequisites

There is no recommended prerequisite for this session.

Chargeback Processing includes information to gather a better understanding of chargeback rights and documentation requirements for cardholder disputes. Details provided in this session can be used to better understand the workflow of cardholder disputes and related reporting activity.

Session Overview

Information covered during the Dispute and Chargeback Processing and Settlement Training Session: Chargeback Terminology, Life Cycle of a Chargeback, Other Dispute Resolution Methods, Chargeback Processing Procedures, Forms for Chargeback Processing, and Reports for Chargeback Activity.

Intended Audience

This session is recommended for all member credit unions that participate in Visa Check Card signature-based processing for debit cards with CO-OP Financial Services.

Recommended Prerequisites

Introduction to Debit

Various reports are available to provide information about Visa Check Card activity. The information provided in these daily reports can be used to assist in troubleshooting, settlement, auditing, and monitoring transaction activity.

Session Overview

Reports covered during the Debit Reports training session include: Daily Reports - Cardholder Activity - Gateway, and VisaNet Daily Settlement. Settlement Reports - Financial Summary, VisaNet DCS Miscellaneous Report, VisaNet DCS Fee Related, Fee Collection and Funds Disbursement, Monthly Settlement Summary, VisaNet Settlement Service, and Visa Check Quarterly.

Intended Audience

Credit union executives who are working on digital transformation within their organizations – whether from the C-Suite or IT, marketing or operations – will find plenty to learn about and contribute.

Connect with CO-OP’s leadership team and subject-matter experts for this invaluable series of live regional events built around your credit union’s needs.Together, we’ll share and discuss: - The latest consumer and fintech trends that will impact your credit union now and in the future - How to respond to these trends with seven strategies to accelerate your digital transformation - The vital role data plays in fueling growth and how to establish an effective data strategy - Why integration as the key to innovation empowers credit unions to deliver excellence - How CO-OP is evolving to become a world-class ecosystem to be your strategic partner on your path towards digital transformation

Intended Audience

This class is intended for all member credit unions that outsource their Visa dispute processing to CO-OP Financial Services.

Recommended Prerequisites

There is no recommended prerequisite for this session.

Chargeback Processing includes information to gather a better understanding of chargeback rights and documentation requirements for cardholder disputes. Details provided in this session can be used to better understand the workflow cardholder disputes and related reporting activity.

Session Overview

Information covered during the Visa Dispute Processing Training Session: Dispute Terminology, Life Cycle of a Dispute, Other Dispute Resolution Methods, Dispute Processing Procedures, Forms for Dispute Processing, and Reports for Dispute Activity.

Intended Audience

This session is recommended for employees who are responsible for balancing cardholder activity, institution activity, terminal activity and/or daily settlement.

Recommended Prerequisites

Daily Cardholder/Terminal Reports Webinars

The CO-OP Settlement training session will provide guidelines for Cardholder, and Institution settlement. During this session, attendees will gain a better understanding of items that settle to their credit union, as well as learn quick tips on finding “Out-of-Balance” conditions. Also available in the training documentation are resources on balancing terminals.

Session Overview

The first part of the webinar will provide you with an understanding of Settlement including daily and end of month. Please note - this information is not intended to replace your credit union's balancing procedures. However, this session will provide general guidelines for Cardholder, Institution, and Terminal balancing.

Intended Audience

This session is recommended for credit union employees in a Card Services and/or Information Technology department. Specifically, those responsible for card ordering and maintaining cardholder data.

Recommended Prerequisites

NONE

Cardholder Maintenance allows credit unions to maintain accurate cardholder data and manually update the file information used to authorize transactions. All transactions should be authorized using current and accurate cardholder, account, and fraud file data.

Session Overview

Information covered during the Online Cardholder Maintenance training session includes: Adding New Cardholders and Accounts, Restricting Cards and/or Account Access, and Maintaining Existing Cards.

Intended Audience

This session is recommended for credit union employees in a Card Services Department. Specifically those individuals who deal with card issuance, transaction research, dispute resolution and settlement of cardholder activity.

Recommended Prerequisites

There is no recommended prerequisite for this session.

Reports containing cardholder information are generated on a daily basis. The information provided in these reports can be used to assist with reviewing: Cardholder Activity, Adjustment Activity, Card Activation/PIN Changes, CO-OP Daily Settlement, Batch File Results, and After-Hours Hotcarding Activity.

Session Overview

Reports covered during the Daily Cardholder Reports training session include: Daily Totals Recap, Cardholder Activity, Issuer Adjustment for Interchange, Cardholder Deposit Activity, Cardholder Suspect Activity, AP Maintenance Report by PAN, APBatch2, Card Activation/Pin Change, and Daily Hot Card Activity.

Intended Audience

This session is recommended for credit union employees in a Card Services Department, as well as front line staff with member contact and those responsible for research.

Recommended Prerequisites

There is no recommended prerequisite for this session.

DataNavigator simplifies the research, tracking, analyzing, and reporting of EFT transactions. Transaction Research gives users access to detailed information about each transaction their members are attempting in an “On-line Real-time” environment. Transaction Research also allows the user to identify where members are using their cards, what types of transactions most members are attempting, and who is approving or denying those transactions.

Session Overview

Information covered in DataNavigator Transaction Research includes: Logging into DataNavigator, Navigating in DataNavigator, Searching & Identifying Transaction Detail, Customizing Views and Grids, and Features, Preferences and Help.

Recommended Prerequisites

None

When you’re trying to stay ahead of the fraud and risk game, there’s no such thing as being too informed. Which is why we created FraudBuzz, our monthly webinar series hosted by CO-OP’s own Fraud Specialist, John Buzzard. With over fifteen years’ experience working with financial institutions and law enforcement in fraud prevention, John is delighted to share his knowledge. Each month, John and industry guests will discuss a new topic around Security, Innovation and Fraud. During the series, you will: -Develop a whole new set of best practices. -Learn about the latest fraud and risk scenarios to watch out for. -Collaborate on a meaningful level with other like-minded credit unions. -Separate facts from fiction within the fraud landscape.

Intended Audience

This session is intended for Credit Unions using Falcon Fraud Manager or those interested in Falcon Fraud Manager.

Recommended Prerequisites

There is no recommended prerequisite for this session.

Falcon™ Fraud Manager is a neural network predictive software application, which detects card fraud quickly and accurately, minimizing member risk and protecting your credit union's debit card portfolio. Falcon supports transaction scoring and case management using detailed neural network models based on individual cardholder and debit card industry usage. Falcon™ Fraud Manager is an optional service that requires client installation.

Session Overview

The topics covered in this session include: Falcon Overview, Falcon Scoring Process, Cardmember Security and Falcon Case Management, Types of Blocks, Credit Union Responsibilities, Falcon Daily Reports, Falcon Best Practices Checklist, and Falcon Fraud Forum.

Intended Audience

This class is recommended for all CO-OP Financial Services Credit Unions who are participating in the CardNav program. The training session specifically targets front-line credit union employees with member contact.

Recommended Prerequisites

There is no recommended prerequisite for this session.

CardNav is a system of alerts and controls, integrated with CO-OP debit or credit card processing that allows your cardholders to uniquely control and protect their own cards. Using a mobile app, they can specify preferences that provide them with near-real-time alerts of certain activity, and cause denials of transactions that match criteria utilizing controls.

Session Overview

CardNav by CO-OP lets members manage the use of their debit and credit cards using a smartphone app. It's great for business members whose employees use company cards, for parents wishing to monitor their children's spending and for anyone wanting to ensure their cards are being used how they want, where they want. CardNav by CO-OP also adds another layer of security for your members and their cards. It does so by allowing your Members to deactivate their cards in real-time when not in use, and set alerts that will let them know if a card is used in an unusual or unapproved manner based on controls the member has set in place. During this training we will provide you with a quick overview of the CardNav App. In addition, you will learn about the Management Console tool for CardNav, known as mConsole. mConsole is an application for credit union representatives to provide member support and perform analysis of CardNav member usage. The mConsole portion of this training will cover the following topics: An Introduction and Login Instructions, Navigation & Dashboard Overview, Customer Support Functions, Reports, FI Config View, and Troubleshooting Common Member Problems.

Intended Audience

This session is recommended for all member credit unions that participate in Debit MasterCard signature-based processing with CO-OP Financial Services. Specifically, those credit union employees who are responsible for reading and understanding reports and offset signature based settlement.

Recommended Prerequisites

None

Various reports are generated to provide information about the Debit MasterCard processed signature-based activity your institution will receive on a regular basis. The information provided in these reports can be used to assist in troubleshooting, settlement, auditing, summary reporting, and monitoring transaction activity.

Session Overview

Information covered during the MasterCard Debit Reports and Settlement Overview Training Session includes: Part I - Review of Daily and Settlement Reports. Cardholder Activity - Gateway, Financial Summary, MasterCard Daily Settlement, MasterCard Adjustment Report, MasterCard Miscellaneous Fee Report, and MasterCard Quarterly Report (used to complete MC QMR). Part II - Settlement Overview. The Settlement Overview portion of the training session includes information to help better understand the reports used during the settlement process as well as the mathematical equations used to verify net totals.

Intended Audience

This session is recommended for credit union employees in a Card Services Department, as well as front line staff with member contact and those responsible for transaction research.

Recommended Prerequisites

None

The Transaction Troubleshooting Webinar is designed to provide Credit Union employees with the ability to research and review some of the most commonly denied transaction types.

Session Overview

Information covered during the Transaction Troubleshooting training session includes: Introduction to DataNavigator and Cardholder Maintenance, Things to look for in a Denied Transaction, Common Denied Transactions, Stand-in Processing and Denied Transactions, and Authorization Blocks and Denied Transactions.

Intended Audience

This session is recommended for credit union employees responsible for ATM settlement, cash ordering, and balancing of terminals.

Recommended Prerequisites

Daily Cardholder Reports

Reports containing terminal information are generated on a daily basis. The information provided in these reports is used to assist in troubleshooting and tracing each transaction to a specific end point.

Session Overview

Reports covered during the Daily Terminal Reports training session include: Terminal Activity, Terminal Cash Balance, Acquirer Adjustment for Interchange, Terminal Deposit Activity, Terminal Suspect Activity, and Acquirer Surcharge Fee.

Intended Audience

This session is recommended for credit union employees who are responsible for statistical analysis of CO-OP EFT and/or ATM functionality and usage.

Recommended Prerequisites

Daily Cardholder/Terminal Reports Webinars

EOM (End of Month) reports are used to provide a variety of information on institution, cardholder and terminal usage.

Session Overview

The reports covered during the End of Month webinar include: Institution Fee Summary by Bill Group, Institution Fee Settlement - Bill Group, Terminal Fee Summary, Terminal Fee Settlement, Terminal Service Detail, Cardholder Foreign Items Analysis, Terminal Foreign Items Analysis, and Processor Performance Evaluation.

Recommended Prerequisites

None

When you’re trying to stay ahead of the fraud and risk game, there’s no such thing as being too informed. Which is why we created FraudBuzz, our monthly webinar series hosted by CO-OP’s own Fraud Specialist, John Buzzard. With over fifteen years’ experience working with financial institutions and law enforcement in fraud prevention, John is delighted to share his knowledge. Each month, John and industry guests will discuss a new topic around Security, Innovation and Fraud. During the series, you will: -Develop a whole new set of best practices. -Learn about the latest fraud and risk scenarios to watch out for. -Collaborate on a meaningful level with other like-minded credit unions. -Separate facts from fiction within the fraud landscape.

Join us on Wednesday, December 5 to learn about the latest developments in the Shared Branch network and how we can help your credit union create and maintain a seamless, integrated member experience. We'll bring you real-life examples from CO-OP Shared Branch credit unions that show how COOPER is stopping fraud in its tracks and speeding the resolution process, too. Plus, we’ll give you a preview of upcoming product releases including COOPER Fraud Score, which uses machine learning to create a scoring model with thresholds. If there are any red flags based on the score, further authentication will be required.

Recommended Prerequisites

None

When you’re trying to stay ahead of the fraud and risk game, there’s no such thing as being too informed. Which is why we created FraudBuzz, our monthly webinar series hosted by CO-OP’s own Fraud Specialist, John Buzzard. With over fifteen years’ experience working with financial institutions and law enforcement in fraud prevention, John is delighted to share his knowledge. Each month, John and industry guests will discuss a new topic around Security, Innovation and Fraud. During the series, you will: -Develop a whole new set of best practices. -Learn about the latest fraud and risk scenarios to watch out for. -Collaborate on a meaningful level with other like-minded credit unions. -Separate facts from fiction within the fraud landscape.