Automated HDFC Bank Transaction Monitoring
Every morning, WebRun signs in to HDFC Bank net banking, reads yesterday's transactions and the closing balance on the accounts you track, posts a short picture to your private Slack finance channel, and pings Telegram when a debit is above your limit or comes from a counterparty that has never appeared before. It never moves money.
How do I get told about large or unusual debits on my bank account?
WebRun reviews your HDFC Bank accounts every morning. It reads yesterday's transactions and closing balances in net banking, posts a short picture to your private Slack finance channel, and pings Telegram whenever a debit is above your limit or comes from a counterparty never seen before. It never moves money.
- A large or unfamiliar debit reaches you the next morning, not at month end
- Balances across every tracked account arrive in one daily post
- The automation reads only, so no payment can ever be made by it
Built for small business owners · finance managers · family office administrators · accountants
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
netbanking.hdfcbank.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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HDFC Bank - read yesterday's transactions
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WebRun opens HDFC Bank to read yesterday's transactions. - Sign in to HDFC Bank net banking and open the account statement view
- Read every transaction posted yesterday with its date, narration, amount, and direction
- Record the closing balance for each account you track
- Compare each debit against your limit and against the counterparties seen in previous runs
Done when Yesterday's transactions and closing balances are captured for every tracked account.
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Slack - post the account picture
slack.com
WebRun opens Slack to post the account picture. - Post the morning picture to your private finance channel in Slack
- Show closing balance per account and the total in and out yesterday
- List debits above your review limit with their narration
- Keep the post inside the private channel and never in a shared or public one
Done when The finance channel has yesterday's account picture.
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Telegram - ping on a large or new debit
telegram.org
WebRun opens Telegram to ping on a large or new debit. - Send a Telegram note only when a debit is over your limit or the counterparty is new
- Name the amount, the narration, and the account, and say why it was flagged
- Ask you to confirm it, and take no action on the account whatever the answer
- Stay silent on mornings where nothing crossed the limit
Done when You have been pinged about any large or unfamiliar debit.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Can it move money or pay a bill?
No. This workflow is strictly read-only. WebRun never transfers funds, adds a payee, pays a bill, sets a standing instruction, or changes any account setting. It reads the statement and reports what it found.
Where does my account information go?
Only to the private Slack channel and Telegram chat you name. Nothing is posted publicly, and full account numbers are not repeated in the messages, only the last digits needed to tell accounts apart.
What makes a transaction unfamiliar?
A counterparty narration that has not appeared in any previous run. Regular suppliers, salaries, and standing debits stop being flagged after the first time, so the alert stays about genuinely new activity.
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