Some user feedback
I was exporting my banking transactions the other day. It's a much more tedious process than it has to be and after using this for years and not seeing any updates to the site I thought I'd send some feedback - written as stories:
I was surprised to get a response - most companies don't bother. They reckon they'll be updating the site this year or next year - sounds like a BIG BANG approach, after not much in the way of incremental improvements for years. I guess I'll just have to continue with the tedium for a while yet.
As an Online Banking Customer, I want the system to remember my export preferences so that I can efficiently export my transactions
- currently I have to set everything every time (even if you navigate from a selected account, you still have to pick an account)
- file format (i.e CSV)
- date format (dd/mm/yycc)
As an Online Banking Customer, I want to export transactions for all my accounts in one go so that I can efficiently export my transactions so I don't have to do them one at a time
- ideally multiple accounts in one file
As an Online Banking Customer, I want to be able to access more than 12 months worth of transactions so that I don't have to export so often. And after getting confirmation of my feedback - where everything was on a single line of text without any of the formatting I used:
- not much history is available online and transactions can easily be lost if you don't remember to export frequently enough
As an online user, I want formatting to be preserved when I provide feedback so that it can be clearly read and understood.
- my last feedback suggestion removed all cr/lf so it was all printed on one line and not clearly readable
- perhaps you could use the markdown format (customers wouldn't need to know, but it may provide an easily way to have some formatting without complicating things)
I was surprised to get a response - most companies don't bother. They reckon they'll be updating the site this year or next year - sounds like a BIG BANG approach, after not much in the way of incremental improvements for years. I guess I'll just have to continue with the tedium for a while yet.