Your statement data is stuck in a PDF.
A bank statement shows your account activity, but a PDF makes it difficult to sort transactions or compare them with your records.
Transaction dates, descriptions, and amounts need to be in separate columns before you can use them for reconciliation and analysis.
Turn your statement into a workbook you can use.
Ask Atomiq's agent to extract transaction dates, descriptions, money in, money out, and balances where those fields appear in the statement. Sort transactions, group income and expenses, or compare payments with your accounting records. Keep links to the source statement available for review.
Add your PDF bank statement to Atomiq.
Ask the agent to extract transaction dates, descriptions, money in, money out, and balances into separate columns where those fields appear in the statement.
Review the imported transactions against the linked PDF, then export the workbook as an XLSX file.
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A Bank Statement Converter demo
Compare transaction dates and amounts with the original statement. Check for missing rows, repeated transactions, and incorrect debit or credit signs. If the statement includes opening and closing balances, check that the extracted transactions reconcile to them.
Have a different financial document? Use the PDF-to-Excel converter to extract tables and values from other PDFs.
Bring your statement transactions into a workbook you can review, analyze, and export.
