eDocs
Electronic statements, tax forms, and account notices — all at your fingertips.
Stay informed. Get organized. Go green.
When you subscribe to eDocs, you’ll receive your account statements, tax forms, and notices electronically instead of by mail. We’ll store them securely online all in one place for easy access. And together, we’ll save a few trees.
What documents are stored in eDocs?
eStatements
Don’t worry about storing paper statements. You can view up to 18 months of past eStatements in eDocs.
eTax Forms
At the end of the year, any tax forms you receive from Connexus will be safely stored in eDocs.
eNotices
When certain activity happens in your account, we will notify you of it online, rather than in a traditional mailing.
How to Subscribe to eStatements
If you’re registered for Digital Banking, subscribing to eStatements only takes three steps. Once subscribed, you will also begin receiving your Connexus tax forms and eNotices in eDocs.
- Log in to Digital Banking.
- Under the My Accounts menu, click “Statements & eDocs.”
- Click “Settings” and “Subscribe.”
Why online documents are better than paper documents
On-the-go access
Storing your statements, tax forms, and account notices online in one place makes them easy to view at any time on your smartphone.
Better for the environment
Go green by using less paper. Help us support the environment by choosing online statements and electronic notices.
Faster than paper
Instead of waiting for your statements, tax forms, and account notices to arrive in the mail, get them immediately online.
Take Connexus on the go
Download the Connexus App1 on your phone or tablet!
FAQs: You asked. We answered.
Does eDocs store more than statements?
Can I view my documents on my mobile device?
How will I know when a new document is added to my eDocs?
You will receive an email every time new eStatements, eTax forms, and eNotices are available.
What types of account notices are sent as eNotices?
- The confirmation of an optional service being added to your account
- Your account balance being negative for more than 30 days
- An overdraft on your account
- Your overdraft service limit being exceeded