Thanks for pointing this out JonNorris but I dont think its ideal as you have to wait 3 days for a PDF conversion to occur on a quarterly document only to log back in 3 days later to reconcile the account and crunch. Not forgetting there is a £5.50 + VAT charge for this. I may as well do it myself manually.
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It's far from ideal, I agree. One day a bank will decide to build a proper API.Originally posted by vadhert View PostThanks for pointing this out JonNorris but I dont think its ideal as you have to wait 3 days for a PDF conversion to occur on a quarterly document only to log back in 3 days later to reconcile the account and crunch. Not forgetting there is a £5.50 + VAT charge for this. I may as well do it myself manually.
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FreeAgent seem to have nailed itOriginally posted by JonNorris@Crunch View PostIt's far from ideal, I agree. One day a bank will decide to build a proper API.

Bank Feeds - Barclays Business Accounts - FreeAgentPolishing a turd near you!!Comment
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To clarify - an API that doesn't require a very close working relationship or a suitcase of cash to get access toOriginally posted by vadhert View PostFreeAgent seem to have nailed it

But for what it's worth Barclays Data Services is the best effort from a major bank so far - baby steps I guess.Comment
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Thats a bit vague... does that mean 18 apprentices and 1 qualified? Also contradicting... an apprentice isn't an accountant !Originally posted by JonNorris@Crunch View PostAhh fair point - Snap is a white-labelled version of Receipt Bank. The web app is all our own work though! If you want to DM me your company name I'll see if I can get a better answer for you on that.
No idea what their exact qualifications are (we're AAT & ACCA approved if that helps), but we have 19 accountants at the moment, running the gamut from apprentice to fully qualified.Last edited by saptastic; 22 January 2015, 09:18.Comment
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So will Crunch be doing something similar?Originally posted by JonNorris@Crunch View PostTo clarify - an API that doesn't require a very close working relationship or a suitcase of cash to get access to
But for what it's worth Barclays Data Services is the best effort from a major bank so far - baby steps I guess.
Will Crunch provide a mechanism for those with Barclays accounts to reconcile automatically as FreeAgent do?Last edited by vadhert; 22 January 2015, 10:00.Polishing a turd near you!!Comment
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Improving bank feeds is a huge ongoing project for us. We're not happy with the industry standard (Yodlee) from a security point of view so we've developed a few of our own, which we're hoping to build on. So long-term, yes - as to when, couldn't tell you unfortunately.Originally posted by vadhert View PostSo will Crunch be doing something similar?
Fairly even spread of qualifications as far as I know - we have a rolling training thing so it's changing all the time, and we do a new intake of Apprentices every 6-12 months.Originally posted by saptasticThats a bit vague... does that mean 18 apprentices and 1 qualified?Comment
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Originally posted by JonNorris@Crunch View PostImproving bank feeds is a huge ongoing project for us. We're not happy with the industry standard (Yodlee) from a security point of view so we've developed a few of our own, which we're hoping to build on. So long-term, yes - as to when, couldn't tell you unfortunately.
Fairly even spread of qualifications as far as I know - we have a rolling training thing so it's changing all the time, and we do a new intake of Apprentices every 6-12 months.
Thanks that clarifies it
And you keep saying "we" but looks like you are a freelancer ?Comment
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Being as specific as I can be without touring the office with a pad of paper asking for everyone's qualifications. They're all on LinkedIn if you're desperate to find out.Originally posted by saptastic View PostThanks that clarifies it
And you keep saying "we" but looks like you are a freelancer ?
I'm both - day job is at Crunch and I also freelance for various people.Comment
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Strange that you don't know, as the 'spokesman' for Crunch I would have thought you would know. I would guess that you actually employ very few qualified accountants, i.e. who have finished and passed all their exams and been accepted as a member of a recognised accountants body, not one of the Mickey Mouse, pretend bodies.Originally posted by JonNorris@Crunch View PostFairly even spread of qualifications as far as I know - we have a rolling training thing so it's changing all the time, and we do a new intake of Apprentices every 6-12 months."The budget should be balanced, the Treasury should be refilled, public debt should be reduced, the arrogance of officialdom should be tempered and controlled, and the assistance to foreign lands should be curtailed lest Rome become bankrupt. People must again learn to work, instead of living on public assistance." CiceroComment
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