To plan your transfers, tax payments or direct debits ahead of time, you can now use George's order scheduler. It works a lot like standing orders - the difference is, you still have to sign each order in your signature folder before execution.
Last Article Update 24.04.2026
To plan your transfers, tax payments or direct debits ahead of time, you can now use George's order scheduler. It works a lot like standing orders - the difference is, you still have to sign each order in your signature folder before execution.
To set up a schedule, go to the order templates section in your address book. From there, you can schedule all templates for single and bulk transfers, tax authority payments, single and bulk direct debits.
As with standing orders, you can turn your templates into orders using the following intervals:
You can set up a schedule "until cancellation" or until a last execution date of your choice.
In addition, you can select if George should execute the order on a certain day after its automatic creation. George will calculate the next due date accordingly.
In any case, as said before, each order in the schedule still has to be signed via the signature folder.
Author: Dag Erik Zimen