Narmi’s Bulk ACH feature simplifies high-volume payments, transforming how small and medium-sized businesses move money and positioning your financial institution as the central operating system for business cash flow. Built for automation and efficiency, Bulk ACH dramatically improves both the customer experience and internal operations.
Instead of managing vendor or payroll payments one at a time, businesses can send multiple ACH credits in a single workflow. Customers enter multiple payments at once — for a single date or various — review them in an aggregated view, and submit them for approval or for processing in just a few clicks. This centralized approach reduces manual effort and repetitive steps, minimizes errors, and gives businesses greater confidence and control over their payments.
Bulk ACH provides a centralized view of all outgoing payments, making it easier for businesses to review and approve transactions before submission. This aggregated workflow creates a smoother, more transparent approval process for all stakeholders.
Narmi removes the complexity of managing multiple payment timelines. Businesses can combine same-day and future-dated payments within a single bulk submission without needing to track or manage separate workflows; Narmi will handle that. A payment scheduled for a future date will undergo limits review and any other applicable risk evaluations on the day for which it is scheduled, and each individual payment within the bulk is evaluated individually. Once each payment passes required reviews, automatically or manually, Narmi will ensure the payment is sent for processing and email the user confirming the initiation of each payment. By intelligently handling the timing and execution behind the scenes, this feature assists with sending same-day payments immediately while automatically scheduling future payments for the correct date.
Bulk ACH is more than just a faster way to move money; it is a smarter foundation for how businesses operate. Narmi helps businesses stay focused on growth instead of administration, resulting in a more resilient, trusted relationship where the financial institution becomes an indispensable partner in daily cash flow.
