Bank Statement Data Extraction & Conversion

InvoiceParsed converts bank and wallet statements (PDF or screenshot) into structured transaction data — date, description, debit, credit and running balance for every row — plus account details and totals, exported to a clean CSV for accounting, bookkeeping or loan applications.

Turn a statement into a transactions spreadsheet

Bank statement extraction reads an account statement — a PDF or even a phone screenshot — and returns structured data: the account holder, account number, statement period, opening and closing balances, totals, and every transaction row with its date, description, debit, credit and running balance.

Why it's hard by hand (and easy with AI)

Statements come in endless layouts, and a single month can hold hundreds of rows. Re-typing them for bookkeeping, expense analysis, or a loan/visa application is painful and error-prone. InvoiceParsed reads the whole statement in one pass and gives you a clean table you can export.

What gets captured

• Account holder, account number and bank/wallet name
• Statement period, opening & closing balance, total debit & credit
• Every transaction: date, description, debit, credit, running balance, reference
• A confidence score so you can spot rows worth a quick check

Works on screenshots too

Mobile banking and wallet apps (e.g. OPay, Kuda, Cash App) often only give you a screenshot or a flat PDF. InvoiceParsed handles those directly — no need for a special export format.

Export for accounting & analysis

Download the transactions as a CSV (date, description, debit, credit, balance, reference) ready for Excel, Google Sheets or your accounting tool, or pull the structured JSON via the API.

Common uses

• Bookkeeping and reconciliation
• Expense and cash-flow analysis
• Loan, mortgage or visa applications that require statement data
• Migrating historical transactions into accounting software

Try it free

Pick "Statement" on upload and process your first one on the free plan (5 documents/month, no card). You'll get a structured transactions table in seconds.