Bank of America statements list Date, Description, Amount, and Running Balance, with deposits, withdrawals, and card activity grouped under clear subheadings. Copying that table from a PDF viewer scrambles the running balance column first, which is exactly the column an accountant needs intact. The free Bank Statement Converter reads the BofA layout natively and returns Date, Description, Amount, and Balance in the same order, plus a Statement Info sheet with account, period, and opening and closing balances.
Every conversion is reconciled before download: signed amounts added to the opening balance must match the printed closing balance, or the job fails loudly with a named error instead of delivering wrong totals. Scanned BofA statements go through OCR first and follow the same validation, with uncertain rows flagged by confidence value rather than silently guessed.
Use the Excel file for month-end books, tax prep, or expense review, and the matching CSV anywhere a spreadsheet cannot go — QuickBooks imports, Sheets models, or custom pipelines. Files are processed securely and deleted after 24 hours, and single-file conversion needs no account.
Need signals instead of rows? The same PDF run through the free Bank Statement Analyser returns income estimates, EMI and bounce flags, and a fraud score — the converter and analyser share one parsing engine, so the numbers always agree.