I have a new Apple credit card (issued through Goldman Sachs) and don’t have any login info for it. I saw some posts where people talked about adding transactions manually because there is no option for automatic. I’m brand new to Tiller so…how do I do that? Are there any options for importing/adding bulk transactions from a csv file?
Hi @hopandlester,
You can use the Tiller Money Labs tool to import an Apple Card CSV there are some other support CSV types you can upload using this tool.
Heather
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Is this possible to do automatically yet? Or still have to do this the manual way?
I do not believe our data aggregator (Yodlee) has access to this data (i.e. to automate the feed) at this time, @zakiaziz.
curious if others have found a way to get Apple Card csv. Signing into card dot apple dot com on desktop gets you to pull PDF monthly statements but I’m not seeing a transaction csv option.
I believe you can pull a CSV from your phone and have it emailed to you.
The Labs add-on offers Apple CSV import so I assume there is a way to get a CSV.
The instructions are in the Labs add-on when you click on the Apple card option.
I just tried Apple Cash on my phone, @neil. There is a button in iOS to email your Apple Cash statement which is a lame multi-page PDF. (This seems to be a known, unfortunate, and embarrassingly short-sighted limitation of the tooling. Perhaps someone can create a workflow to render the PDF to CSV data. 
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As @heather said, I believe the story is different for Apple Card (which I don’t have available for testing). I hashed out the workflow and column mapping with founder @peter about a year ago. The instructions should be available in the Import CSV Line Items workflow sidebar. Let me know if you run into any issues.
I couldn’t find a way to get the CSV for apple card either. @randy I am willing to do jump on a call if you want to explore this together.
I appreciate your offer to help, @gauravtechie.
I’m head-down on some other Tiller initiatives— notice how Tiller Money Labs was just now renamed Tiller Community Solutions?— so I’m afraid I don’t have time to dig into this right now. (There are other big changes for this add-on in the works.)
If you have ideas or questions, share them in the community and I’ll chime in.
google “convert pdf to csv”
From the add-on’s instructions:
- On your iPhone, open the Wallet app
- Select your Apple Card within the Wallet app
- Click on the Card Balance region
- Select a statement period in the Statements section
- Select “Export Transactions” at the bottom of statement view
- Click the Share icon in the upper right corner of the screen
- Save the exported file to somewhere you can access it on your computer
- Upload the CSV file with the Community Solutions add-on
If these steps don’t work for you, you may need to try a different workflow?
Have there been any updates on having the Apple Card transactions automatically upload? Or is the process still through CSV?
Hi @Hunter-Kellar - Apple is still not allowing our data provider, Yodlee, to pull transaction data from the Apple Card. The best workflow right now is via CSV.
If/when there is ever a time Apple Card is supported, it will show up on our supported list here:
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