Import List

Import List is an open-source extension for Moneydance® monitoring a given directory for transaction files to import.

Rationale

Personal finance manager Moneydance® offers a feature to import transaction files, such as from Quicken™. Using third-party background applications to download transaction files on a regular basis I felt that Moneydance® lacks an overview of which files still have to be imported, which, in turn, forces the user to constantly check on the file system.

As a result, this extension monitors a given base directory and displays all of its transaction files in a sortable list inside the homepage view along with two corresponding buttons to import and to delete each transaction file.

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Features

Integration: Import and delete transaction files seamlessly from the homepage view.
Filters: The list displays only the files that Moneydance® can handle (QIF, QFX, OFX, OFC, and CSV transaction files, that is).
Keyboard shortcuts: Press <Alt> + <I> to import all transaction files. Delete all transaction files with <Alt> + <D>.
Security: The extension is audited and signed with the official Moneydance® key.

Requirements

Moneydance® 2006 or newer
Java Runtime Environment, version 6 or newer
Optional: the Text File Importer extension, version 9 or newer (only if you want to import CSV transaction files)

Download

Download the latest signed version of Import List
from the official extensions repository.

Installation

Add the extension to Moneydance® by choosing Add… or Manage Extensions… from the Extensions menu (depending on which version of Moneydance® you use).
In order to display Import List in Moneydance®'s homepage view, open the Preferences window and click on the Home Page tab. The available items should contain an entry named Import List. Add it to the left or right column of your homepage view.
You will be asked to choose a base directory where your transaction files reside. You can always change that one later.

Feedback

Please send bugs, issues, and feature suggestions to importlist@my-flow.com or submit them on GitHub's issue tracker.

At the moment I could use some help with the localizations for French (France) and Spanish (Spain). If you have some additions to make, please contact me.