PDF-ONLY STATEMENTS
The bank sent a PDF. You need the transactions in Excel.
You sit down to catch up on an account and find a folder of monthly PDFs. The transactions are visible, but there is nothing you can sort or check in a spreadsheet. Before copying rows by hand, find out whether the bank can provide the underlying transaction data.
1. Ask for a transaction export
Look in online banking for a CSV or Excel export covering the dates you need. If the bank offers one, use it and compare its dates and totals with the official statements. A direct export avoids reading transactions from an image.
2. If only PDFs exist, check the statement first
Make sure every page is present and legible. Look for printed opening, running, and closing balances. ScannedStatement needs usable balances to verify its extracted rows; a missing page or unreadable amount can prevent delivery.
3. Convert and review one statement at a time
ScannedStatement accepts an authorized PDF, PNG, or JPG of up to 10 MB. It returns an Excel workbook by email after its automatic running-balance check passes. Each row carries source page and source text so you can compare it with the original. A failed check returns the credit to the same browser wallet.
See a fictional PDF and the Excel file our converter produced before trying your own statement.
Ten credits cost USD $9.99, with one credit used only for a statement that passes the balance check. No account or monthly subscription is required; a service email is needed for delivery.
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