Moniepoint can export your own statement as Excel or CSV, so if it is yours, pick one of those in the app. This is for the PDF you were sent or kept, stamped or not: a clean table of every transaction, checked against the running balance.
Drop your Moniepoint statement here
The PDF, a scan or a photo of a printed one. Locked files work. No account needed to start.
A stamped statement, or one an applicant or client sent you, is a PDF. Convert it here to work with the figures, and keep the original as the copy you hand in.
Opening balance, plus money in, minus money out, must equal each row's balance. Anything that does not add up is highlighted, never hidden.
Lenders, landlords and accountants get PDFs. A row that does not follow from the one before stands out at once.
Business accounts with hundreds of POS and transfer lines a month come out as one table, ready to filter and total.
The file is deleted as soon as it has been read. Only the table is kept: a day on the free plan, a month on paid plans.
If it is your account, yes: the app offers Excel and CSV. Use this when the PDF is what you have.
Yes. The transactions are read into the table. On a scanned copy, a stamp over a figure can blur it; the balance check shows any row that came out wrong.
Free covers 10 pages a month. Paid plans cover hundreds or thousands of pages.
Yes, for 10 pages a month, downloaded as CSV, which opens in Excel and Google Sheets. Paid plans add Excel files and hundreds or thousands of pages.
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