The Statement · Issue #3
Jun 2026
Introducing Bankstatemently Workspace
Converting one PDF was never the whole job. Bankstatemently is now introducing its Workspace: The place where your statements live. Bulk upload them, find any conversion later, and export it all together.
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One home for everything Every statement you convert stays in one place you can come back to | + |
See exactly what was parsed Each conversion shows a clear Document, Statement, and Accounts breakdown with totals and transaction counts | + |
Export when you are ready Select the statements you need and download them together | + |
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