Drop PDF bank statements — even scanned ones — and get back a clean, de-duplicated transaction list, categorized to your client's chart of accounts. Review the flags, export, import. Done.
Bank statements, credit-card statements, receipt scans. Small banks and credit unions welcome — no feed needed.
Every transaction extracted with a confidence flag. Low-confidence rows and cross-document duplicates are highlighted — check those, skip the rest.
QuickBooks 4-column CSV or a full export with categories. Xero-friendly too.
Statement converters have existed for years — they hand you an uncategorized dump. LedgerDrop does the step you actually spend hours on: categorization against the client's own chart of accounts, with per-row confidence so you audit instead of re-key. Checking our work is faster than doing it by hand — that's the whole point.
The specific cases people arrive with — including the ones where bank feeds don't exist.
Chase statements · Bank of America statements · Wells Fargo statements · Citibank statements · Capital One statements · PNC statements · credit union statements · scanned (image-only) bank statements to CSV · Turn bank statement PDFs into a categorized QuickBooks CSV · American Express statements · U.S. Bank statements · TD Bank statements · Navy Federal statements · Discover statements · bank statements to a Xero-ready CSV · credit card statements to a categorized CSV · Bank feed not working? Get the period into QuickBooks from the PDF · A statement converter that does the categorization too · Turn a pile of receipts into a categorized CSV · Categorize a client's bank transactions against their chart of accounts · all guides · how it compares
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20 pages to prove it works on your clients' banks.
$19
50 pages. Roughly a month of statements for a handful of clients.
$49
200 pages. Best per-page rate for busy months.
Credits never expire. A page is a PDF page, not a transaction.