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Marvin: I know that Norwegian banks don't use OFX, but maybe they use an equivalent protocol. Do you know if they use / support HBCI? Or anything else? Let us k

by ashu 19y ago

Marvin: I know that Norwegian banks don't use OFX, but maybe they use an equivalent protocol. Do you know if they use / support HBCI? Or anything else? Let us know! Also, there _is_ a chance that we can make a system for each of the banks (since we have the infrastructure already working!) All we need are test bank accounts -- if you could provide them, you'd be set :)

marvin 19y ago
There _is_ a test account for my bank, and probably the rest of them as well...but it is in Norwegian. https://nettbank.edb.com/3625/demo/index.html https://nettbank.edb.com/3625/demo/index.html (just give blank names and passwords) I have looked around for any export options, but I couldn't find any. I did send an e-mail to the corporation (https://nettbank.edb.com/ https://nettbank.edb.com/) that maintains the system asking whether they have plans to support any such protocols. The language barrier is a bitch, eh... :/ I'd say we abolish all other languages than English. Much easier.
- ashu 19y ago
  The language barrier is suddenly problematic. However, not having an export option is more of an issue, I think. Aren't even CSV / Excel exports provided?
  - marvin 19y ago
    Oh my. You're not half bad at this. I am sorry I missed it. Now I feel really embarassed :\ There are two links, not implemented in the demo, that export either a .csv file or an Excel spreadsheet containing data on all transactions in a single account, for the last 1.5 months. Four columns: date, explanation, in, out. Here is an image to help: http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=2175536082&size=o http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=2175536082&size=... Sadly, the account selector doesn't seem to be implemented in the demo. The links to export are csv: https://nettbank.edb.com/payment/transigo/transactions_export?debtaccount=MY-ACCOUNT-NUMBER xls: https://nettbank.edb.com/payment/transigo/transactions_export?type=excel&debtaccount=MY-ACCOUNT-NUMBER ...MY-ACCOUNT-NUMBER being replaced by eg. 1234.56.78901. Does this help? I still think it's a bit of a cludge to have to implement this manually for every bank, but maybe you will think of a better way...

by ashu 19y ago

marvin 19y ago

There _is_ a test account for my bank, and probably the rest of them as well...but it is in Norwegian. https://nettbank.edb.com/3625/demo/index.html https://nettbank.edb.com/3625/demo/index.html (just give blank names and passwords) I have looked around for any export options, but I couldn't find any. I did send an e-mail to the corporation (https://nettbank.edb.com/ https://nettbank.edb.com/) that maintains the system asking whether they have plans to support any such protocols. The language barrier is a bitch, eh... :/ I'd say we abolish all other languages than English. Much easier.

ashu 19y ago
The language barrier is suddenly problematic. However, not having an export option is more of an issue, I think. Aren't even CSV / Excel exports provided?
- marvin 19y ago
  Oh my. You're not half bad at this. I am sorry I missed it. Now I feel really embarassed :\ There are two links, not implemented in the demo, that export either a .csv file or an Excel spreadsheet containing data on all transactions in a single account, for the last 1.5 months. Four columns: date, explanation, in, out. Here is an image to help: http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=2175536082&size=o http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=2175536082&size=... Sadly, the account selector doesn't seem to be implemented in the demo. The links to export are csv: https://nettbank.edb.com/payment/transigo/transactions_export?debtaccount=MY-ACCOUNT-NUMBER xls: https://nettbank.edb.com/payment/transigo/transactions_export?type=excel&debtaccount=MY-ACCOUNT-NUMBER ...MY-ACCOUNT-NUMBER being replaced by eg. 1234.56.78901. Does this help? I still think it's a bit of a cludge to have to implement this manually for every bank, but maybe you will think of a better way...