Starling is annoying now with this whole spending/saving account/spaces premise where they don’t count spending spaces as accounts for open banking purposes. Result is that all of my YNAB data imports into the main one and I have to manually do everything
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Would be absolutely amazing to be able to pick a custom data range within the insights page of a Monzo Business account (specifically the graph). Currently the only options are by month, year or tax year. I like to view these at different times of the year such as holiday seasons to get a quick overall look on how the business is performing. Also super helpful for new business accounts a couple months old that don’t want a compressed graph only showing a couple months of activity when set to view by year. I’d imagine this would be super easy to code and implement and would be such a blessing.
Would be absolutely amazing to be able to pick a custom data range within the insights page of a Monzo Business account (specifically the graph). Currently the only options are by month, year or tax year. I like to view these at different times of the year such as holiday seasons to get a quick overall look on how the business is performing. Also super helpful for new business accounts a couple months old that don’t want a compressed graph only showing a couple months of activity when set to view by year. I’d imagine this would be super easy to code and implement and would be such a blessing. 1 post - 1 participant Read full topic
You’ve not been here long enough to know what actually means in the Monzo world. spoiler
That’s a dedication
TheoGibson: Funnily enough I’ve also been working on this for the last 3 - 6 months! I have high hopes now! Bring the goods Theo! How we talking?
fluffy: Can you stop by the merchant data improvement team on your next rotation please so that you can improve it like the amazing work you did to flex :raising_handst2: Funnily enough I’ve also been working on this for the last 3 - 6 months! In all honesty we had a some technical debt in this area as it went unloved for a while - but we’re about to start working customer feedback tasks again (amongst other things) - we’ll go back and review the historic ones as well. We’ll share more soon!
TheoGibson: But admittedly i don’t know when this’ll be - I’ve actually been working in our fraud team for the last couple of years so aren’t as close to the Flex world Can you stop by the merchant data improvement team on your next rotation please so that you can improve it like the amazing work you did to flex
You can use the split bill function and allocate the entire amount to yourself. Bill split is already available to non-Monzo users. @AlanDoe Can we merge this into the below thread… Introducing: "Owed to you" / "You Owe" summary Making Monzo Hey everyone I’m Catherine, a Product Manager on Payments Experience team and we wanted to swing by and give you a little update. Keeping track of what you owe and what’s owed to you just got easier We know it can be tricky to keep on top of all the splits and payment requests you’ve got going on — so we’re making it much simpler to see exactly where you stand. Introducing: “Owed to you” / “You Owe” summary You’ll now see a new view on the Payments tab that gives you…
Kieren: In fairness I put the post into chat and asked it to summarise those points I mentioned; I think you need to find an AI that knows what a summary is. That’s definitely not summarised. Is there a summarised version, that’s … a summary?
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