What are your main issues dealing with your company bank, and what do you wish they did better?<p>To give some context: We're now trying to set up a company bank account and it's a terrible experience. As a user, you feel ignored in a way that reminds me of how most enterprise software companies acted 10+ years ago.<p>I want to know if this is an outlier or the tip of the iceberg and the experience just gets worse from here.<p>(Please state if you're located in Europe. Thanks!)
I'm located in Europe. I wrote about this here in the wider context of accounting: <a href="https://bjoernkw.com/2016/04/03/accounting-in-2016/" rel="nofollow">https://bjoernkw.com/2016/04/03/accounting-in-2016/</a><p>Not much has changed since then. I still can't have my accounting software automatically import bank statements from my business account. I need to manually log in to the online banking app, download a CSV export file, convert that to an MT940 file (using <a href="https://github.com/msc01/soacsv2mt940" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/msc01/soacsv2mt940</a> ) and finally import that into my accounting software.<p>So, my main issue is with APIs and data availability - or rather lack thereof.
So what I take from your post and comment is that the issue is based on your needs and the bank you chose. Where is the disconnect between both sides?<p>In the state of California I've setup a few business checking accounts, all through Chase. Primarily LLC's and or Corps. Zero issues simply by bringing required items listed on their website. On average ~30 minutes to setup checking account - and I have checks in hand with a debit card being sent.