And the feed might look a bit different to cope with multiple accounts:
- Pulse now goes forward in time and is integrated with your committed spend from Summary. It provides an aggregated view of all of the accounts selected – I considered a line for each account but thought that would get messy very quickly…
- When the feed has more than one account displayed you see a badge indicating which account the transaction belongs to (in this example it might break down a bit if you have more than one account with a provider – needs some more thought!)
- The feed now has the ability to break down a transaction, or aggregate transactions as appropriate. Here, we see that there has been a transfer from one account to another. The net value is 0 – as both accounts are included in the filter for the home screen – but you see the breakdown in the notes.
- Another example of transaction aggregation. Here there’s been a transaction on a Nationwide account, a rule in place rounding it up and a transfer of that amount to another account. There are two badges as there are two accounts involved.
- Contacts now have proper records and photos attached. In this example. Elton is called “My Mate Elton” in the Monzo address book and has a photo assigned. Disclaimer: I don’t know Elton John.
- An banner to show that there’s a filter in place. Tapping it would let the user select which accounts to combine in the feed.