Proof of Concept. Sorry for the jargon 
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Good point. Maybe a prompt can be initiated?
Example - I set up an IFTTT trigger to flash our kitchen lights red when my (amazing) other half spends using our JA. I think it is great when creating it, but we both get a notification that a new IFTTT has been set on the account with an âApproveâ or âDeclineâ choice. Mrs W doesnât agree that itâs so great, so she declines.
While it is âJointâ and we personally would go over the IFTTT action (and discuss it between ourselves), there may be instances where less âjointâ applies. So an approval/rejection step is fair and reasonable?
You made me choke on my coffee 
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Authority on joint account spending is normally single signature/card/whatever. I wouldnât see this as requiring any more authority than that really.
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I agree with this. Although a notification to both users that an IFTTT application has been set up sounds sensible.
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Does IFTTT communicate this sort of thing to service providers do we know? (Monzo need to know somethings happened if theyâre going to notify anyone.)
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The only thing that comes to mind is the âOAuthâ like authorisation that you can get on certain services. I think Iâve had that happen before with IFTTT, so I assume the connecting service has at least an ability to detect the incoming authorisation request, and could push a notification from there?
Just a quick update here that talking to the legal team has been taking a fair bit longer than I expected⊠But at the end of the day, we are moving.
Donât worry, I havenât forgotten about you all 
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Very cool,
Sounds like a Monzo Plus feature to me, or at least the more advanced options if thereâs a way to differentiate.
Hi, thanks for the work you are doing with IFTTT!
Just wondering are you looking into triggers for incoming payments as well?
thanks,
He posted the list of things theyâre going to focus on further up in the topic 
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The existing âSave as you run or cycle with Stravaâ applet in IFTTT was a brilliant idea.
However, itâs currently setup so that the end user cannot choose the amount of money they wish to reward themselves with. For example, the applet currently saves 10p per 100m run or ÂŁ1 per 1Km. For people who enjoy running 10Km+ several times a week this is gonna get expensive fast!
My small ask is that you please change the setting within the existing applet so that the end user can set the amount, rather than having it fixed.
Thanks in advance and keep up the good work
Sorry for the delay. Kind of a bummer, but given how many fires we are putting down right now because of everyoneâs favourite topic (guess?) this will take a fair while longer now. 
Stay safe and wash your hands!
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Thanks @arthur-ceccotti, appreciate you coming on to let us know Delay is totally understandable.
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Auto salary sorter for meâŠitâs a right chore having you remember to do it manually!!
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I wish the âRemember this sortâ had the option to run it automatically - I just do it when I get the âget paid earlyâ notification
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@arthur-ceccotti
Can i just add that it would be great to be able to directly transfer the savings challenges to a third party savings account if possible please 
With monzoâs savings pot rates taking massive drops im now going to move all my savings challenges to a third party account once a week, be great if this could be automated
Hey 
We probably wonât add IFTTT support to move money out of your Monzo account at any point.
People can easily make mistakes and setup an automation that moves all of their money to someone elseâs account by accident.
Doing so manually in the app is a more intensional action. You can also set recurring payments there.
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Tldr; not everyone is a Software Engineer. We want to reduce the potential impact of people creating bad automations
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