Turn bank statement CSVs into one clean file
Every bank exports differently: account details above the header, dates like 03/04/2026 or Mon 3 Jan 2026, amounts like 1.234,56 or (123.45). Drop in several files and get one merged, date-sorted file for your bookkeeping, privately in your browser.
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What it does
Many files, one result
Merge and sort by date. Optionally drop transactions that appear identically in more than one file, which happens when statement periods overlap. A repeat inside a single file is never removed.
Amounts and dates in many styles
1,234.56, 1.234,56, (123.45), 123.45-, CR or DR suffixes, or separate Debit and Credit columns. It never guesses day-first or month-first: it decides from the data, and asks you when it cannot.
Four output layouts
Generic, QuickBooks Online 3 columns, QuickBooks Online 4 columns, and a Xero-style layout.
Nothing dropped silently
Rows with a missing or unreadable date or amount go to a second download with file name, row number and reason. Amounts with more than 2 decimals are rejected, not rounded.
Who it is for
- Bookkeepers and small business owners who import statements from more than one bank or card.
- Anyone who needs a statement CSV in a QuickBooks Online or Xero-style layout.
- People who do not want to upload their statements to a website.
Honest limits
- It reads CSV exports only, not PDF statements, and does not open .xlsx files.
- It does not categorise transactions or match them to invoices.
- The Xero-style layout is not verified against Xero, and neither the QuickBooks nor the Xero-style files were tried in a live account or in Microsoft Excel.
- Check the result against your statement before importing.
How it was made: built with AI-assisted tools and tested automatically against independent reference implementations. Questions? Support.
