
How to review extracted bank transactions
Use the source page, row evidence, balance sequence, and page coverage together before approving a statement export.
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Practical guidance for preparing, reviewing and handing over statement data.

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Upload the statement, check each drafted transaction against its page, approve one revision, and export it as XLSX.
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Use the source page, row evidence, balance sequence, and page coverage together before approving a statement export.
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Use CSV for simple tabular exchange, XLSX for workbook review, OFX for QuickBooks Online or Xero statement imports, and JSON for structured application data.
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Statement sources, extracted rows, review events, and exports share one 24-hour deadline and stay behind authorized access.
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Use the complete original PDF, confirm the page order, provide the document password when asked, and review scan-derived rows closely.
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Automate PDF extraction and structural checks, then verify source-linked transactions and approve the exact revision before export.
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Use the statement period and available balances to test an extracted sequence, and record exceptions that statement data alone cannot settle.
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Upload bounded groups of PDFs, review and approve each document, then create a paid workspace batch for a combined CSV, XLSX, or OFX export before the earliest document expires.
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An extraction response is evidence for review, not an export authorization. Use a workspace API key to inspect, correct, approve, and convert the revision you checked.
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A bank reconciliation explains why the balance on the bank statement differs from the balance in your records on the same date. Match the lines that appear in both, adjust the bank side for deposits in transit and outstanding payments, record bank-only items such as fees and interest in your books, and keep the result with the statement.
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Separate each client’s evidence, verify the drafted transactions against the PDF, then map and review the approved export in the destination system.
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If your bank offers a CSV download for the period you need, use it. When you only have the PDF, extract the rows, check each one beside its source page, approve the result, and download a UTF-8 CSV with signed amounts, separate debit and credit columns, balances, currency, and the source page of every row.
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Fulla converts one page per IP address per rolling 24 hours without an account, and five shared pages per rolling 24 hours in a free registered workspace, with no card required. Free conversions get the same source-linked review, 24-hour retention, and CSV, XLSX, and OFX downloads for single statements. Before trusting any free tool, check where the file goes, how long it stays, whether you can review rows against the page, and what you can download.
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QuickBooks Online imports bank CSV files directly through Upload from file, so you rarely need to turn a CSV into a .qbo file. Trim the CSV to Date, Description, Amount or Date, Description, Credit, Debit, keep dates in one format, leave zero cells blank, stay within 1,000 lines and 350 KB, then map the columns and check the signs before importing.
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The best bank statement converter is the one whose output you can verify quickly and hand to the next system without retyping. Test a few options on your own difficult statements and score them on review, traceability, file handling, formats, retention, pricing, and automation, including the option of not using a dedicated converter at all.
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Fulla Ledger can now convert PDF to OFX. After you review and approve a statement, Download OFX creates an OFX 1.0.2 file with posted dates, signed amounts, the statement balance and a stable transaction ID for every approved row, ready for the bank statement import in QuickBooks Online or Xero.
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QuickBooks Online accepts a bank statement as a PDF or image, or as a list of transactions in .csv, .txt, .qbo or .ofx. This guide compares the routes, shows how to turn a reviewed PDF into an OFX file with Fulla Ledger, and walks through Upload from file, including file limits and common errors.
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Xero imports bank statements as OFX, QFX, QBO, QIF or CSV files, and recommends OFX where possible. When you only have a PDF, review it in Fulla Ledger, download an OFX file, and import it through the bank account’s Import a Statement option, then reconcile.
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OFX is the open standard for bank statement data. QFX is Quicken’s Web Connect variant, QBO is QuickBooks’ Web Connect file, and CSV is a plain table with no fixed columns. Match the file to the program that will import it.
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A PDF to QBO converter search usually starts with QuickBooks Online, which accepts .ofx, .csv and even PDF statements, so a .qbo Web Connect file is not required. QuickBooks Desktop is different: it reads only .qbo Web Connect files from your bank. Here is how to choose, and how to turn a PDF into a reviewed OFX file.
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