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Reconciliation stalls when every transaction is trapped in a PDF and every bank formats statements differently. DocuPipe pulls every transaction, with date, description, amount, and running balance, into one clean table you can import straight into your reconciliation or accounting system.


ONE TRANSACTION ROW
Why this is hard to automate
Reconciliation needs a clean list of transactions, but statements arrive as PDFs and scans. Someone keys each line by hand, or wrestles with brittle copy-paste, before any reconciling can start.
Column order, date formats, how running balances are shown, where transactions wrap across pages: it all changes by institution and period, so position-based tools break the moment a new bank or layout shows up.
Every transaction as a clean, reconcilable row
DocuPipe doesn't do your reconciliation, it removes the data-entry wall in front of it. You define the transaction fields once, and DocuPipe pulls every line from any bank's statement into one consistent table your reconciliation system can match against.
Date, description, amount, debit or credit, and running balance, plus account details. One schema describes a transaction, and it works for any bank.
Checking, savings, and credit card statements in any format, including multi-page PDFs and scans. DocuPipe reads each line in order, across page breaks.
Get one clean transaction table per statement as CSV or JSON, ready to load into your reconciliation, bookkeeping, or accounting system.

Every transaction pulled into one clean row, in reading order, ready to export as CSV for reconciliation.
Statements we turn into transaction tables
Checking and savings statements from any institution, with every transaction, date, amount, and running balance extracted in order.
Charges, payments, fees, and balances pulled from credit card statements into a clean transaction table.
Payout and settlement statements with per-transaction detail for reconciliation against your records.
Payment history, interest, principal, and balances structured for accounting and audit.
Holdings, trades, and cash activity extracted into consistent rows for downstream analysis.
Multi-currency and non-US bank statements, with amounts and balances pulled per transaction for reconciliation.
Built for speed, scale, and accuracy
per-bank templates to build, even when every institution formats statements differently
field-level accuracy on printed statements, verifiable with human review
every transaction returned as a clean row, ready to import into your reconciliation system
from a statement PDF to a structured transaction table
Try one of our sample documents or upload your own
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Drag a document to the drop zone to get structured results.
Drag a sample from the left or upload your own to see how we standardize it.
Teams that put this on autopilot
Stop rekeying client statements line by line. Turn every statement into an importable transaction table and spend the time on the reconciliation, not the data entry.
Reconcile across dozens of accounts and banks without a separate process per institution. One schema, every statement format.
Embed statement extraction so your users can connect any account by uploading a PDF, with transactions returned in one consistent shape.
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DocuPipe does the step that usually blocks reconciliation: it extracts every transaction from the statement into a clean, structured table. The reconciliation itself, matching transactions against your ledger or records, runs in your accounting or reconciliation system on that data. DocuPipe removes the data-entry wall in front of it.
Yes. DocuPipe reads statements for meaning rather than fixed column positions, so one schema extracts transactions from any bank's format, including layouts and institutions you've never processed before, with no per-bank template.
Yes. DocuPipe reads transactions in order across the whole statement, including lines that continue across page breaks, and returns them as one continuous table.
Structured JSON or CSV, with one row per transaction, plus the same data available via API and webhooks. The CSV imports directly into spreadsheets, reconciliation tools, and accounting systems.
For printed, typed statements we typically achieve 95%+ field-level accuracy. Every extraction includes confidence scores, and you can route low-confidence fields to human review, which matters most for amounts and balances.
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