Digital Terms of Use

The Digital Terms of Use (“Terms of Use”) replaced what was formerly known as the End User License Agreement in the December 2023 release. The title and terms are better aligned with the subscription provided to end users.

You can find the Terms of Use screen under Settings in Banno People. From here, you can view the standard Terms of Use and add additional terms to be displayed below the standard ones. The standard Terms of Use are provided by Jack Henry for the platform as a whole and cannot be modified by the FI.

Financial institutions can configure separate Terms of Use for business users and retail customers. This feature allows for tailored terms and conditions specific to each user type, improving compliance and user experience. You’ll find two separate tabs: one for Personal/Retail users and one for Business users. The new Terms of Use are presented after the user account is created and the user lands on the dashboard. If the terms of use change, the terms are presented again for agreement.

All activity, including changes to the terms and acceptance of the terms, is recorded as an activity event.

Sometimes, Jack Henry needs to update their Terms of Use due to new functionality, new legal requirements, new security standards, and more. The Terms of Use are automatically included in your financial institution’s custom Terms of Use content. Jack Henry reserves the right to update this Terms of Use version at any time, and we commit to giving our customers advanced notification of upcoming changes while sharing highlights prior to deployment. Whenever the Terms of Use are updated, whether by Jack Henry or your financial institution under Additional terms, end users are prompted to accept the updated Terms of Use at login and must accept the new terms before continuing authentication.

For financial institutions with multiple language support enabled, end users whose system settings are set to the Spanish language receive the Terms of Use in their system language. The standard terms are automatically translated to Spanish.

Additional terms added by your financial institution must be added manually via the Additional terms section. After utilizing the language dropdown to select Español, the financial institution can enter the additional terms in Spanish. If no additional Spanish terms are added but additional English terms exist, the English terms are displayed instead.

Spanish is the only additional language available at this time.


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