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Honestly, this is great idea. But I'm not going to forward all my bills to some random service. If it somehow worked automatically (ridiculous, I know), I'd a

• railsjedi 14y ago
  Yep, inbox mining (via gmail oauth) is our first dev priority. I agree it's gotta be automatic for it really to be useful. Thanks for the feedback!
  • garethsprice 14y ago
    Alternatively, perhaps you could set up mailboxes for each user that can be entered as the billing address on the individual services. eg: On my Freshbooks/Chartbeat/Less Accounting/whatever dashboard, I put in "gareth+somerandomkey@saasly.com" as the billing address, then all mails from that service go directly to you - you may even be able to attempt to parse arbitrary services, looking for a "Total: $n.nn" type string in the e-mail, or set up per-service parsing.
  • jewel 14y ago
    Perhaps you could get the data from mint as well? It seems like they had a way to export CSV.