Drop in a PDF or a photograph of a bank statement and get every transaction back as a spreadsheet – dates, descriptions, debits, credits and the running balance.
Accepts:PDFScanned PDFJPGPNGExports:JSONExcel (.xlsx)CSV
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The whole pipeline, in the order it runs. The document type decides which fields come out and which checks run; the path is the same either way.
The statement is OCR’d and the transaction table located – including on a photograph or a scan, where there is no text layer to read.
Each row becomes a record: date, description, reference, debit, credit, balance. Multi-page statements are stitched into one table rather than one per page.
The extracted rows are re-added and walked against the opening and closing balances the statement itself states. A difference is reported, not absorbed.
Anything the extractor was not certain about is surfaced for a person, with the original page beside what was read.
Excel, CSV or JSON – or straight into a process that posts it, reconciles it and files it.
Extraction is the easy half. The checks are what turn a converted document into one you can post without reading it twice.
The document on one side, the fields pulled off it on the other – each one checked before it is handed over.
JSON is the right answer when the data is going into another system and the structure matters. It is the only format here that keeps the document\u{2019}s real shape – line items stay nested inside their invoice, transactions inside their statement period – instead of being flattened into rows that have to be joined back together. It also carries what a spreadsheet has nowhere to put: per-field confidence, the validation result, and which page each value came from.
The original page on one side, the fields read off it on the other. Correct a reading and carry on – the point is that nobody re-types a document to fix one number.

A spreadsheet is the end of the job for most converters. Here it is a step: the same structured output can go straight into a process that posts it to your ledger, matches it against a purchase order, files the original, and asks a person only about the exceptions.
Create a free Automize company and upload a document. Extraction, the checks and the exports are all in the platform – and when the same document arrives every month, the process that reads it can post it too.
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