Release Held Funds
Overview
To release a held transaction, open Financials → Bank Feeds → the Held tab, find the transaction and open its three-dot menu → Release funds, choose whether to record it under today's date or its original date, then click Release funds. The transaction moves back to your To Review tab, ready to reconcile.
Release a held transaction
Note: If you choose Keep original date and that date falls outside the current month, Keyhook warns that the transaction will be recorded in a prior period, which affects owner statements. Use today's date unless you have a specific reason to keep the original.
Put a transaction on hold
Note: Holding a transaction keeps it out of reconciliation until you release it — a held transaction can't be reconciled.
Frequently asked questions
How do transactions end up in the Held tab?
Someone holds them. On the To Review tab, a transaction's three-dot menu has a Hold Funds action that moves it to Held, where it stays paused until it's released.
Should I use today's date or keep the original date?
Use Use today's date in most cases, so the transaction is recorded in the current period. Only choose Keep original date if you specifically need the original payment date — and if that date is in a previous month, Keyhook warns you it will record the activity in a prior period and affect owner statements.
Where does the transaction go after I release it?
It returns to the To Review tab as an ordinary unreconciled transaction. From there you reconcile it the same way you would any incoming transaction.
Can I release funds if I'm not a finance user?
No — releasing held funds requires finance permissions. You must be a global finance user or a Principal to release. Property managers without finance permissions can view the Held tab but can't release the funds there; a finance or Principal user has to perform the release.
Does the date window always appear?
Yes — every time you release a held transaction, the Release held funds window opens so you can confirm the date it's recorded under. The prior-period warning only shows if you keep an original date that falls in an earlier month.