EFT Card Portfolio Dashboard (Analyze Unused)

Screen ID:  IEFTCRD-05
Screen Title: EFT Card Portfolio Dashboard
Panel ID: 4971
Tool Number: 594
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Access this screen by selecting Analyze Unused (F11) on the entry EFT Card Portfolio Dashboard.

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Introduction

This data is populated on the second day of the month. Because this data is as of end of month, the data will not change during the course of the month.

This screen allows you to view by BIN the number of cards and the number of members for unused cards.  You might use this screen to communicate with members who are not using their cards, or to research these members (for example the ones who have not used their cards in over 120 days).

  • Due to, for example, co-signers and joint owners, there can easily be more cards than members in each category.)  This data is as of end of month, and this is noted in the section at the bottom of the screen.

If a BIN is highlighted, that indicates that the BIN is suspended.  Members may still have cards from this BIN, but no new cards can be created.

Data is available on this screen for cards:

  • Used in the lasts 30 days

  • Unused in the last 30 days

  • Unused in the last 60 days

  • Unused in the last 90 days

  • Unused in over 120 days.

Totals at the bottom of the screen show totals for ATM, debit, credit and total cards - for both number of cards and number of members.

Using this Screen

There are so many opportunities for further exploring, analyzing, and using this data from this screen.  Review the listing below for more information.

  1. Select what BINs you view (ATM, debit, credit or all)

    • At the top left of the screen, use the BIN type selector to view only credit, debit or ATM cards.  The totals at the bottom will reflect these selections.

  1. Sort the data on the screen ascending and descending by column

    • The header of each column allows you to sort the data by that column.  Click on the header to sort ascending or descending.  You can sort by number of cards or number of members for each grouping and by the BINs themselves.  Sort by BIN to find your most popular BIN, for example.

  1. This dashboard includes VAT (Visual Analytic Tools) that allow you to show the data on this screen in a more meaningful way using a chart or graph.  These charts and graphs are available in the PDF export feature. Click the chart icon to view the VATs on this screen.  Then click the X on the chart or graph to move back to the data.

  2. View transaction data for a specific BIN

    • Use the magnifyingglasslookup_shg.gif (lookup) buttons next to the BINs to drill down to the BIN Transaction Analysis, which allows you to view transaction data by year.

  1. Analyze groups of members to see their relationship with your credit union.  Look for opportunities to form new relationships.  

    • Click on the numbers in the "# Members" columns (for example # of members who used their cards in the last 30 days) perform and analysis of this group of members.  You will access a screen that allows you to select to view information about these members' memberships or accounts.  View data on the relationships these people have with your credit union, for example, how many products and services they have, how many email addresses you have, and what kind of balances they have.

  1. Communicate with your members or analyze their account information in Report Builder

    • Use the arrow buttons to access a screen which allows you to export either the account numbers for use with Member Connect or the account details for use with Report Builder.  Use Member Connect (F10) as an opportunity to reach out to different groups of members to send them emails and online banking messages..

  1. View data on unused cards