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Yeah, I understand that. I meant, why hasn't mint expanded to SaaS for small businesses. It's a hugely under served market and they have a product that (seemin
by jmatt 16y ago
Yeah, I understand that.
I meant, why hasn't mint expanded to SaaS for small businesses. It's a hugely under served market and they have a product that (seemingly) easily maps. Especially since they were bought by intuit.
All that being said I will likely end up using indinero. I've been waiting for this sort of functionality to show up somewhere. I think all of us business owners can agree quickbooks, excel, etc are all painful and antiquated.
My current solution is mint/tags + python script. And I much prefer it to previous experiences with quickbooks or excel.
- jonathanmarcus 16y agoBased on my initial test of inDinero, Mint/tags + python script seems like the better option. Their interface is more refined and auto-tagging is more powerful. Its not entirely clear how the inDinero product is different from Mint.