
Bank connections
GoCardless bank connection in Trigon
Connect supported bank accounts to Trigon and bring bank transactions into the accounting workflow automatically. Transactions from connected banks are updated in Trigon three times a day: at 8:00, 12:00 and 15:00.
The GoCardless open banking connection brings transactions from supported bank accounts into Trigon automatically. This keeps bank information in the same system as invoices and accounting, reducing the need to import bank statements manually.
Data flow
GoCardless → Trigon: bank transactions.
What does GoCardless do in Trigon?
Trigon uses GoCardless’s Bank Account Data solution to bring bank account data and transactions into your accounting workflow. Transactions from connected banks are updated three times a day: at 8:00, 12:00 and 15:00. Trigon’s automation can then process them.
How does the connection work?
Step by step
- Choose your bank in Trigon and start connecting your bank account.
- Confirm access through your bank’s authentication.
- Bank transactions start arriving in Trigon automatically.
- Trigon applies its accounting rules and automation to the transactions.
Do I need a separate account or agreement?
No separate GoCardless app is needed for everyday use. The bank account holder confirms access through their bank’s authentication. Availability of supported banks depends on the country and the bank.
Who benefits most from this?
For a business that wants to see bank transactions in Trigon without constant file exchange, and for an accounting firm that wants to automate bank work across a larger client base.
Frequently asked questions
Transactions from connected banks are updated in Trigon three times a day: at 8:00, 12:00 and 15:00.
Yes, if the bank is supported through GoCardless’s Bank Account Data. Supported banks depend on the country and the bank.
No. Transactions from a connected account arrive in Trigon automatically.
Yes. Trigon applies its own automation to imported transactions. Adding rules specific to your business can automate even more.
