Hi there,
I’ve set up an online invoicing system and would like to link it to my Monzo business account to automatically record payments received against invoices with matching reference numbers.
I understand IFTTT is designed to do this, but I can’t seem to see how to create a new trigger. The existing triggers are only for money out.
Also, when I linked IFTTT to Monzo, it asked for all kinds of permissions, including making payments. How can I remove some of these permissions? (This kind of action is available for all apps on Android, for example.) I would only like to have IFTTT access to read data from my account, but not write it. Even with a secure password, it’s too much of a risk. Imagine the day when IFTTT gets hacked.
As far as I know the IFTTT integration can only link to your personal account too - so this type of set up sounds too complicated for what IFTTT can achieve.
Oh dear, really? No business account integration and only reacts to card spends? What happened to “Monzo works better with IFTTT” ?
Seems like Monzo’s IFFT integration is a novelty rather than a serious feature. I love Monzo and Monzo Business, but ‘save £1 when it rains’? Who needs this? Seems like the time would have been better spent integrating useful tools for business accounts.
Regarding permissions, I can confirm these are the permissions requested by IFTTT, so yes, you are right that little actual loss could occur (but imagine freezing someone’s card every 5 minutes ).
Thanks for the tip, Michael. I’m not a web developer, so was hoping IFTTT would be the straight-forward solution that it seems to be ‘on the packet.’
Can you tell me a little more about the web hooks you mentioned, please? I’d love to know where to start looking for this.
haha, thanks Ordog. You’ve basically said “Here’s an encyclopedia containing everything about all forms of integration with Monzo.” I have read the section on webhooks, but am no further enlightened on how or where to actually set this up with Monzo.
Yeah it’s the developers documentation for using their api - apologies I’ve just read that you don’t have any programming experience so it will likely be too advanced for you.
For this reason you’re not going to find a beginners guide for creating exactly that you want.
It absolutely is but it has some good uses. It’s most commonly used for the savings challenges which have helped lots of people (myself included) save money that they thought wasn’t possible on their personal accounts.
This isn’t promoted and to my knowledge not supported on business accounts