Live example
Read from the page, and proved against it.
A Bank of America Core Checking statement, opened in the workspace. Touch any figure on the left and the workspace shows exactly where on the page it came from.
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Statement workspace
BOFA_CORE_CHECKING_JAN_2017
EditThis page prints category totals, so the ledger carries five. A statement's itemised rows sit on its detail pages and land here one row each, with a date, a running balance, and their own source line.
Source PDF
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Bank of America Core Checking, December 2016 to January 2017, from a published TemplateLab sample. Account holder redacted; every figure exactly as printed.
What you are looking at
Every figure points back at the page
The boxes on the PDF are that file's own text coordinates, not hand-placed. Touch any figure and the workspace shows the line it was read from: the check that turns a parse you hope is right into one you can verify.
The balances are proved, not assumed
Beginning balance plus additions minus subtractions comes to $578.46, to the cent, against a printed close of $578.46. When a statement does not tie out, the import is held and the gap is shown rather than quietly absorbed.
Only what the page prints
This sample is a statement summary, so the workspace shows balances and no transactions, nothing is invented to fill the ledger. The account holder's name, address, and number were burned out of the artwork before publishing; the layout and every figure are untouched.
Your statements are messier than this one.
Scanned, password-protected, multi-account, mid-cycle interest batches: upload one and see what comes back.
- Balance tie-out on every import
- Row-level source evidence
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