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5 pages / week
- Trial Version
Upload a supported PDF bank statement and turn available transaction data into structured Excel rows for review, bookkeeping and bank reconciliation.
Dates, descriptions, references, debits, credits and balances are organised where available in the source statement.
Uploaded statements are processed for the requested conversion and cleaned from the temporary job area after processing.
A statement password, when required for a supported PDF, is used temporarily for processing and is not intentionally stored permanently.
Financial documents deserve clear handling information. Read how Fincary handles uploaded files →
Choose a supported PDF bank statement after logging in. If the PDF requires a password, the conversion flow can request it.
The backend reads supported statement layouts, extracts available transaction information and applies validation logic.
Use the structured output for review, bookkeeping or reconciliation, and verify it against the original statement before relying on it.
Statement transaction dates are structured into rows where they can be reliably identified.
Available narration and reference information is carried into the workbook to make transaction review easier.
Available monetary columns are separated into structured fields where supported by the statement layout.
Use organised transaction rows as a working dataset when comparing bank activity with accounting records.
Reduce repetitive copying from PDF statements before classifying or reviewing transactions in your accounting workflow.
Filter, sort and review statement activity in Excel instead of repeatedly navigating a PDF document.
Create a structured starting point for internal finance work while retaining the original statement as the source document.
5 pages / week
1,000 pages / month
14,999 pages / year
Custom capacity
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Founding pricing: current Pro Monthly and Pro Annual pricing is restricted to the first 100 paid customers. Future pricing may change for new customers.
It converts supported PDF bank statements into structured Excel workbooks, organising available transaction fields so they are easier to review and work with.
No. Bank layouts and PDF formats vary, and some statements may be scanned, changed or unsupported. Fincary does not claim universal bank compatibility.
Supported password-protected PDFs can be processed by providing the statement password when requested. The password is handled temporarily for the conversion and is not intentionally stored permanently.
No automated extraction should be treated as infallible. Always compare the generated workbook with the original bank statement before accounting, reporting or compliance use.
Fincary uses temporary work areas for conversion and is not designed as a permanent statement archive. See the Security page and Privacy Policy for the current handling description.
Yes, the structured workbook can be used as a starting point for reconciliation and transaction review. The user remains responsible for verifying the output and the accounting treatment.
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