Correct or cancel a Nory action
An extra budget created, a transaction misfiled: here's how to undo an action suggested by Nory.
Did you accept a suggestion from Nory, then change your mind? No problem. Like all data in Noryo, what Nory creates or changes stays entirely in your hands: you can adjust it or undo it. This guide shows you how, depending on the type of action.
Budgets, goals, and categories can be changed freely. Only actions presented as sensitive ask for a double confirmation when you validate them.
General steps
Spot what changed
Ask Nory for a summary of the last action, or go straight to the relevant item (budget, goal, transaction).
Open the item
View the details of the budget, goal, or transaction from the matching section of the app.
Edit or delete
Adjust the values that don't suit you, or delete the item if it no longer makes sense.
Check the result
Make sure your dashboard properly reflects the correction.
Depending on the type of action
How to undo
- Extra budget created
- Open the budget in question and change its cap, or delete it. Budgets can always be edited and deleted.
- Savings goal
- Adjust its target amount, its deadline, or delete it if the project is no longer relevant.
- Recategorized transaction
- Reopen the transaction and choose the right category. You can take back control at any time.
- Category rule
- If Nory created a rule for a merchant, disable it or delete it to stop applying it to future transactions.
Deleting a rule stops a merchant's future payments from being reclassified automatically, but it does not touch transactions that have already gone through: recategorize them one by one if needed.
Ask Nory for help
You can also go straight through Nory: ask it what it changed recently, or ask it to undo an action by describing it. As always, the proposed correction will be submitted to you for confirmation before it applies.
I can't find the item to correct
Correcting a Nory action only concerns your data in Noryo (budgets, goals, categories). Nory never accesses banking operations and cannot make any transfer or payment.
Avoiding repeated corrections
If you often correct the same type of action, adjust Nory's permissions: by disabling writing for an area, you keep its analyses while applying the changes yourself. This is useful for gently taking back control.
Where Nory's proposals come from and how to validate them with confidence.