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Converts bank statement PDFs to Excel, CSV, QuickBooks, Xero and Tally, and reconciles every conversion against the printed balances before you download.

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stmtai converts bank and credit card statements (PDF, scan or photo) into Excel, CSV, QuickBooks QBO/CSV, Xero CSV and Tally XML. Unlike a plain PDF-to-Excel tool, every conversion is checked against the statement's own opening and closing balances and running balance; the first row that doesn't...
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StmtAI's answer:
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StmtAI's answer:
It doesn't just extract rows, it proves them. Every conversion is reconciled against the statement's own printed opening and closing balances, and the first row that doesn't add up is flagged before you download, so a misread never reaches your books. Most converters hand you a spreadsheet and leave the checking to you.
StmtAI's answer:
Three reasons: the balance check catches errors other tools ship silently; pricing is per page with a $19 pack that never expires, so occasional and seasonal users aren't forced into a subscription; and it exports to Tally XML as well as QuickBooks, Xero and Excel, which most US-focused tools don't. An API and email-in are included on every plan, even the free one.
StmtAI's answer:
Bookkeepers, accountants and CAs who process many clients' statements, plus small business owners and finance teams doing their own books. Anyone who needs statement data in their accounting software and can't afford a wrong number.
StmtAI's answer:
Every "PDF to Excel" tool we tried produced a spreadsheet that looked right and was subtly wrong: a debit read as a credit, a row dropped at a page break, a running balance that quietly drifted. You only find out weeks later when the books won't reconcile. stmtai was built to do the boring check first, so the numbers are proven before you import them.
StmtAI's answer:
Next.js and React on the front end, AWS (Lambda, S3, DynamoDB, Cognito) on the back end, a large language model for reading statements, and Dodo Payments as merchant of record.
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