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Managing many savers can be difficult, even with a modern sleek interface like Up.
For example, imagine I had a saver related to my dogs 🐶, it helps me track buying dog food (say, 5 AUD / week) and put a little aside for a rainy day in respect of unexpected VET bills (say, 30 AUD / month).
As it stands, I have to track these accumulative values manually, when I could have a spreadsheet that adds them together (5+(30*12/52))=12$/week and adjust my saver. If any of those values change, for example the dog food increases to 6 AUD / week, I can adjust that spreadsheet and automatically adjust my saver accordingly using the API.
Feature requests
Understandably, this would be non read-only functionality, and maybe a while before it is implemented, however.
The features I'd truly appreciate to achieve this goal would be
Changing the 'Saver Amount' goal
Changing the amount 'Auto Transfer'ed into the Saver
Changing the frequency of the 'Auto Transfer'
Maybe these changes could be confirmed by the user in-app before they come into effect, but, at least the changes could be posited through the API.
Reacted by Chris Corbyn, Keaton Mustard, Timothy Lee, Glenn 'devalias' Grant and Lake
+1 on this.
I have a saver dedicated to ongoing expenses like subscription services and insurance and stuff. So it would be really neat to be able to just update a spreadsheet when something changes and let the API / a script handle the rest.
I would be able to setup home automation with smart switches to automatically increase the goals of a saving based on power consumption. For example, how much heating will cost this month.
This would be even better if shared savings accounts can be updated too, so my room-mates know how much to pay towards power.
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d11wtq commentedon Nov 3, 2020
Hi @dcousens
Thanks for reaching out. Exposing and managing Savers is definitely planned 👍
Keatr0n commentedon Jun 6, 2022
+1 on this.
I have a saver dedicated to ongoing expenses like subscription services and insurance and stuff. So it would be really neat to be able to just update a spreadsheet when something changes and let the API / a script handle the rest.
[-]Modifying a Saver[/-][+]Modifying Savers and Auto Transfers[/+]Lachee commentedon Jun 25, 2024
+1 on this.
I would be able to setup home automation with smart switches to automatically increase the goals of a saving based on power consumption. For example, how much heating will cost this month.
This would be even better if shared savings accounts can be updated too, so my room-mates know how much to pay towards power.