After a brief explanation of what MindMapper is, a brief review of the software will be in order. MindMapper was developed by Braintree, a banking service that offers banking applications, including a mobile app that utilizes Microsoft's Windows-based financial applications. MindMapper provides a revolutionary online banking experience. The company is focused on integrating banking with computers and provides a free application to a wide variety of clients. It has an attractive website that takes a short while to get around to and is designed for simplicity and ease of use.
The software is easy to download, using an automatic application download feature. When using the download feature, the software begins by downloading the installation files for the Windows operating system. Once the download is complete, the user is prompted to choose the application from a list of available applications, including Microsoft Outlook. Next, the application is run or "applied" as the software puts it, by clicking on a logo on the main page of the application. After the application is run, the user is prompted to sign in, but does not necessarily need to agree to this by entering his or her password. The application installs itself and then, when opened, presents the standard Microsoft Windows menu, and provides a link for the user to select the entry for MindMapper, which in turn is presented to the user as an icon.
The MindMapper application is Windows-based and can be used on a Microsoft Windows-based computer. To use the software, the user must first sign up with the company through the website, a process that is free and takes just a few minutes. After signing up, the software is available to the user. After signing up and downloading the application, the user will find that MindMapper not only provides a great banking experience but also provides a feature that allows him or her to add multiple banks to the program and then associate other accounts to the user's account.
