Your bank gives you a PDF. Your accountant wants CSV. Your loan officer needs Excel. Stop wasting hours retyping transactions — upload your statement and download clean, structured data instantly.
PDF-only problem: Your bank gives you a PDF statement, but you need the data in a spreadsheet. Copy-pasting mangles columns, drops transactions, and creates hours of cleanup work.
Monthly time sink: Every month you download statements, and every month you waste an hour reformatting them. Across multiple accounts and credit cards, that adds up to a full day every month.
Accountant handoff friction: Your accountant or bookkeeper asks for your bank data in CSV or Excel format. You have no idea how to get it out of the PDF — so you email them the raw PDF and they charge you for the data entry.
Format chaos across banks: Your business checking, savings, and credit cards are at different banks. Each statement looks completely different, requiring separate manual processes for each one.
Deadline pressure: A loan application, grant, or tax filing has a deadline — and you need 6 months of statements in a specific format. The clock is ticking and you're manually typing transactions.
Upload a PDF statement from any bank — major institutions, regional banks, credit unions, or digital banks. The same tool works for your checking account, savings, and credit cards. No setup or configuration needed.
Get properly formatted spreadsheets with dates, descriptions, amounts, and running balances in separate columns. No broken columns, no merged cells — data that actually works when you open it in Excel or Google Sheets.
One-click export in QBO format for QuickBooks or Xero-ready CSV. Import directly into your accounting software without reformatting. Save an hour per statement on integration work.
A single mistyped transaction can cascade into reconciliation problems, incorrect tax filings, or a rejected loan application. Bankstatemently runs two independent extraction engines — AI and rule-based — and cross-validates every transaction between them. When both engines agree, you can trust the output. When they disagree, errors surface automatically. This means the data you send to your accountant, your lender, or your tax preparer is accurate from the start.
Drag-and-drop your bank statement PDF. Works with any bank — your checking account, savings, credit cards, even scanned paper statements. No account setup required.
Two independent engines extract every transaction, date, and amount. Cross-validation catches errors automatically. Balance verification ensures nothing is missing.
Export to Excel, CSV, QuickBooks (QBO), or Xero format. Send the file to your accountant, import into your accounting software, or use it for your own bookkeeping.
Upload your bank statement PDF once and export to CSV, Excel, QuickBooks, or Xero — whatever your accountant, lender, or bookkeeping software requires.
As a business owner, your time is your most valuable resource. Every hour spent manually typing transactions is an hour not spent running your business.
Time · Convert a statement in seconds vs. 30-60 minutes of manual typing
Accuracy · Dual-engine verification vs. inevitable typos that create reconciliation problems
Multi-account · Process all your accounts with one tool vs. repeating the same painful process for each bank
Format · Clean columns that work in Excel vs. broken formatting from PDF copy-paste
Repeat · Same process every month — automation saves hundreds of hours over a year
Cost · Free or low-cost tool vs. paying your accountant's hourly rate for data entry
Speed · Instant conversion vs. waiting for your accountant's schedule
Control · You have the data immediately vs. depending on someone else's timeline
Quality · Your accountant gets clean data to work with instead of raw PDFs to decode
Relationship · Your accountant focuses on advice and strategy, not data entry
Coverage · Works with any bank vs. only the banks that offer export (many don't)
Historical · Convert older statements from any period vs. limited export windows
Format · Export to QuickBooks, Xero, Excel, or CSV vs. whatever format your bank provides
Consistency · Same output format across all your banks vs. different formats from each institution
Credit cards · Works with credit card statements too vs. bank export often excludes cards