Convert Bank Statements to CSV

Bank statements show all the money going in and out of a bank account over a certain time period. They have detailed info about transactions for people and businesses.

Getting Data from Bank Statement PDFs

Konbert is really good at handling bank statement PDFs. We can accurately pull out and organize data from many different bank statement formats. This makes it much easier to analyze and manage your financial information.

Here are some things our bank statement extraction can do:

• Accurately identify transaction details like dates, descriptions, and amounts
• Smartly categorize income and expenses
• Pull out account summaries, including starting and ending balances
• Handle multiple account statements in one PDF
• Work with different statement layouts from various banks

People often use bank statement conversion for:

• Managing personal finances and budgeting
• Tracking expenses for taxes
• Financial analysis for small businesses and freelancers
• Automating bookkeeping and accounting
• Preparing financial reports for loans or mortgages

By changing your bank statement PDFs into easier formats like CSV or Excel, you can quickly bring your financial data into accounting software or personal finance tools for more analysis and management.

CSV (Comma-Separated Values) is a simple format for storing tabular data in plain text. Each row is a data record, and columns are separated by commas (or other delimiters).

Technical Details

CSV files represent data in a flat table structure. The first row typically contains column headers, and each subsequent row contains values. Fields containing commas, newlines, or quotes may be enclosed in double quotes.

Advantages

• Simple format that's easy to create and parse
• Universal support across spreadsheet applications
• Efficient storage for tabular data
• Human-readable and editable in text editors

Limitations

• No support for nested data structures
• No standardized way to represent data types
• Special characters may require escaping
• No built-in support for formulas or calculations