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Alerts and Notifications Demo

Learn how to set up customized alerts for your accounts.

Step 1:
Open the mobile app and log in.

When you enrolled in First Bank digital banking, you created a Username and Password. Enter that information in the corresponding boxes and then tap the “Log In” button.

First Bank online banking screen showing the initial login screen.

Step 2:
Navigate to Alerts.

Tap “Set Alerts” along the bottom of your screen.

First Bank online banking screen highlighting the Set Alerts menu item.

Step 3:
Create a new alert.

Tap the “New Alert” button and choose the type of alert you want to set up from the dropdown menu.

First Bank Online Banking screen highlighting the New Alert button.

Step 4:
Choose account.

Tap the “Account” box to choose the account you want to set up an alert on.

Tap the “Account balance type” box to select the account balance type.

First Bank Online Banking screen highlighting the Account dropdown. First Bank Online Banking screen showing the Account dropdown opened up. First Bank Online Banking screen highlighting the account balance type field. First Bank Online Banking screen showing the account balance type dropdown expanded.

Step 5:
Enter alert parameters.

Select the threshold for your notifications by tapping on “More than,” “Less than,” or “Exactly” and entering a dollar amount below.

Tap “Alert Delivery Method” and choose Email, Voice, SMS Text Message, Push Notification, or Secure Message Only from the dropdown options.

Tap “Create Alert” and you will receive an alert each business morning when your account meets the parameters you set.

A pop-up box will confirm your alert has been saved. Tap “Close.”

First Bank Online Banking screen highlighting various Account Alert amount fields. First Bank Online Banking screen highlighting the Alert Delivery Method field. First Bank Online Banking screen showing the Alert Delivery Method dropdown opened. First Bank Online Banking screen highlighting the Create Alert button. First Bank Online Banking screen showing the Save Alert popup and highlighting the Close button.

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