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"Yodlee has been in this data aggregation game longer than Intuit and may have deeper knowledge of how to build those scripts, so there are going to be growing pains on Intuit's part to match the breadth of Yodlee's data capturing."īut in the long run, Patzer said he believes Mint's service will be better and they will be able to serve more people. "Every bank site that needs to be aggregated has the potential to blow up any script with any changes the bank makes," Higdon said. If a bank redesigns its website or adds a new feature, the old scripts break, leaving customers mad because their isn't working. The primary problem is with the scripts that Yodlee and Intuit must write in order to collect data from the banks. "These problems certainly expose to consumers some of the behind-the-curtain issues with providing such a service." "With data aggregation, it's like watching a meal be prepared - you don't want to know what's going on in the kitchen," said Higdon.
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