1. Upload a sample
Start with bank statement pdfs from customers, clients, or internal accounts and create a dedicated Box.
Parsinto structures statement transactions for review and export, giving analysts a cleaner starting point for reconciliation, cash-flow review, or categorization.
bank statement PDFs from customers, clients, or internal accounts
AI extraction, OCR when needed, batch processing, and human review.
normalized transaction data ready for an analysis tool
Analysis is only as dependable as the transaction data behind it. When dates, descriptions, amounts, and balances are manually copied from PDFs, inconsistent columns and keying mistakes can distort formulas and summaries.
Parsinto focuses on the document-data step: extracting statement fields and transaction rows, letting a reviewer check them, and exporting a consistent dataset. Teams can then analyze that dataset in Excel, a database, or their preferred financial application. Parsinto does not provide financial advice or make lending decisions.
Start with AI-suggested fields, then edit the names and table columns so the output matches your process.
Start with bank statement pdfs from customers, clients, or internal accounts and create a dedicated Box.
Use suggested fields or edit the schema, then process related documents in a batch.
Check the extracted values and download normalized transaction data ready for an analysis tool.
Keep the extraction step focused, auditable, and easy to hand off.
Create a clean transaction table before building inflow and outflow summaries.
Standardize statement data across institutions before categorization or reconciliation.
Reduce document entry time while keeping analysis and decisions in your existing tools.
Name the fields and table columns around your own process.
Use OCR only when needed while keeping one extraction workflow.
Inspect extracted values before they reach another person or system.
Export CSV, Excel, JSON, or PDF instead of locking data into one destination.
No. Parsinto extracts and structures statement data. You perform analysis, categorization, scoring, or decision-making in the appropriate downstream tool.
Dates, descriptions, amounts, debit or credit indicators, balances, statement periods, and account references are common inputs.
Yes. Export the reviewed transaction data as XLSX or CSV and use your own formulas, pivots, or models.
Yes. Use a consistent extraction structure to normalize statements from different layouts before analysis.
Create a Box, upload a representative file, review the suggested fields, and see whether the output matches your workflow.
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