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Check numbers stay, and a matched file follows you in

A check row now keeps its number. A file you matched by hand on the try page comes with you when you sign in. The import page names your bank in full.

A check row used to lose its number: a bank line like CHECK 1042 showed as Check. It now shows as Check 1042, in the app and in your spreadsheet, for every row synced or imported from today. Rows already in your sheet keep their name until your bank sends an update for that row.

On the try page, a file you matched by hand now comes with you when you sign in. The import page opens with the same file and the same columns, and one line says so.

The import page names your bank in full where it detects the file's format, the list of supported banks reads TD Bank rather than TD, and when a file cannot be read the message uses the same words as the column step: it needs an Amount column, or both a Money out and a Money in column.