This explains what you need to do to disconnect a discontinued bank feed and reconnect to a new one. You will need the sign-in details for your online bank account.
We have moved some of our bank feeds to open banking technology and turned off our older bank feeds. This took place 30 November 2023 (or 4 November 2023 for HSBC customers).
The banks affected are:
To continue importing transactions from your bank, you must disconnect and reconnect your bank feed. We recommend doing this one bank at a time if there are multiple connections.
Moving to a new bank feed is very straightforward. Just disconnect and reconnect your existing bank feed. You'll need the sign-in details for your online bank account to reconnect your feed.
We recommend that you disconnect and reconnect after processing all outstanding transactions. Once you've reconnected your bank feed you can reassign your bank rules.
We recommend that you disconnect your feed at the end of a working day and reconnect at the beginning of the next day. This is to prevent importing duplicate transactions.
For HSBC bank accounts, you'll need to disconnect the feed with HSBC as well as within your Sage software.
NOTE: It can take HSBC up to 3 days to disconnect your bank account from Sage.
Download instructions to disconnect HSBC bank feed (downloads in browser) >
There is no open banking feed currently available for the following HSBC accounts
For these bank accounts, disconnect your bank feed following the instructions in the download.
You can still import transactions from your bank using a CSV, QIF or OFX file. Be sure to download transactions from the day after you last processed transactions in your bank feed.
Read more about how to import a bank statement >
CAUTION: Make sure you only select one account, and that it's the correct account relating to the Sage bank account.Once connected, we will continue to import transactions as before.
You can now reassign your bank rules to your reconnected bank feed.