Question 1

Does the PDF get uploaded?

Accepted Answer

Not for a text-based statement. pdf.js reads the file in your browser, and the download is built there too. The server receives a page count so the free daily limit can be enforced. It does not receive the statement.

Question 2

What if the columns are wrong?

Accepted Answer

The preview has a role for every detected heading: date, description, debit, credit, amount, balance, or ignore. Change a role and the table is rebuilt from the same file, still on your computer. You can also edit or delete a row before you download.

Question 3

What about a scanned statement?

Accepted Answer

A scan has almost no text layer, so the private parser has nothing to read. If you agree, a picture of each page can be sent to read the table. Text-based statements never leave this computer.

Question 4

Which files can I download?

Accepted Answer

CSV and Excel keep date, description, debit, credit, and balance. QuickBooks CSV is Date, Description, and a signed Amount. OFX is a simple checking statement you can offer to bookkeeping software. Review the rows first. The parser is a best effort, not a guarantee.

Question 5

Is this for a business?

Accepted Answer

It is aimed at a person filing their own statements. StatementSheet is operated by JINHUA PAN, an individual based in mainland China. There is no bulk inbox, and no promise that every business-account layout will map cleanly. If you need an audit trail or a bookkeeper's sign-off, this export is a starting file, not that record.

Your bank PDF, turned into a spreadsheet. On this computer.

How a conversion goes

1. Drop the PDF

2. Check the table

3. Download

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