Just got a notification in app saying that a CASS switch had failed.
Unfortunately it didn’t give the reason which isn’t much use.
Even less use is that it didn’t give the account number and sort code of the account being switched which means I have no idea which account they are referring to. What possible use it is hiding this information?
Perhaps we can consider giving the customer details instead of the vague “an account (you don’t know which) failed to switch (you don’t know why) from another bank (you don’t know which)”.
Presumably if people come across this message they will want to address it and will then need to go and ask for all this info.
While this information would be nice, I suspect the number of people that are CASSing more than one account at a time is really (really) small. And I imagine that the reasons for failure are probably many and diverse which works make automating it tricky.
While I’m generally in favour of more rather than less information, I think it’s completely understandable in this case: the support costs are probably much less than the development time.
by what your saying it sounds like your doing a switch with more then two accounts which is not possible so it would fail you only can do one switch at a time
well they said they didn’t say which account the switch was failed from, so it’s either from a joint account or their switching more than one account at a time
If you ask them through the in-app chat, I understand they should be able to investigate and tell you.
As far as the app, goes, I think @Peter_G probably has the best guess; that these situations happen to infrequently it’s better for COps to chat and resolve the issue than is is for the time to be spent developing and changing the app to read and represent any and all error codes that might be possible (and which 90% of may never be seen by 99.99% of customers).
you can only do a switch with one account to another at a time, unless the first switch is completed you won’t be able to do another switch in or out until the current switch is done and that’s a fact