Comments on: RSS me my balances! http://cuinnovators.com/blog/rss-me-my-balances/ At CU Innovators, we help credit unions, CUSO's, and service providers create meaningful products and services for their members and clients. Mon, 14 Mar 2011 17:53:41 +0000 hourly 1 By: Travis Carnahan http://cuinnovators.com/blog/rss-me-my-balances/comment-page-1/#comment-599 Travis Carnahan Mon, 26 Jan 2009 04:03:34 +0000 http://blog.cuemployee.com/?p=308#comment-599 Both ideas sound good to me, but I would also look at how that data can be securely fed into Mint, Wesabe, Jwambalooster, etc. Both ideas sound good to me, but I would also look at how that data can be securely fed into Mint, Wesabe, Jwambalooster, etc.

]]> By: Ben http://cuinnovators.com/blog/rss-me-my-balances/comment-page-1/#comment-598 Ben Sun, 25 Jan 2009 02:16:51 +0000 http://blog.cuemployee.com/?p=308#comment-598 I may not be the target market, but I would love to see functionality like option 2, possibly with a third, consolidated feed. Especially if there is enough meta-data in the transactional feed - one could come up with some pretty neat mash-ups. It could also make it really easy to implement highly customized personal mobile alerts (especially with a real time host). With enough traction on the format (and enough meta-data) and some creative developers we could see near real time updating of the likes of Wesabe and Mint, using Y! Pipes to create a feed Google Calendar could consume to see transaction and balance information on the calendar, cool business expense reporting applications that simplify and speed up expense reports Even more far out cray things using feed manipulation tools like Y! Pipes - I'm thinking automatic check ins to Brightkite based on merchant location, Google Maps with locations/heatmaps of spending (fun for travelers!) and I'm sure there are tons of things people would think up with feeds of transactional data. Good luck, sounds like fun! I may not be the target market, but I would love to see functionality like option 2, possibly with a third, consolidated feed. Especially if there is enough meta-data in the transactional feed – one could come up with some pretty neat mash-ups. It could also make it really easy to implement highly customized personal mobile alerts (especially with a real time host).

With enough traction on the format (and enough meta-data) and some creative developers we could see near real time updating of the likes of Wesabe and Mint, using Y! Pipes to create a feed Google Calendar could consume to see transaction and balance information on the calendar, cool business expense reporting applications that simplify and speed up expense reports

Even more far out cray things using feed manipulation tools like Y! Pipes – I’m thinking automatic check ins to Brightkite based on merchant location, Google Maps with locations/heatmaps of spending (fun for travelers!) and I’m sure there are tons of things people would think up with feeds of transactional data.

Good luck, sounds like fun!

]]> By: Craig Kocur http://cuinnovators.com/blog/rss-me-my-balances/comment-page-1/#comment-597 Craig Kocur Fri, 23 Jan 2009 19:22:21 +0000 http://blog.cuemployee.com/?p=308#comment-597 I like option #1. I think it gives you the most flexibility with your feed reader. Great idea! I'm really interested to see how it comes out. I like option #1. I think it gives you the most flexibility with your feed reader.

Great idea! I’m really interested to see how it comes out.

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