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About StatementReader

Get to know us

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StatementReader was launched in 2012 and is an accurate and reliable application that automatically converts scanned or PDF original bank statements into a spreadsheet format. It is used by forensic accountants, insolvency investigators, solicitors, auditors and business review professionals, to solve an otherwise time-consuming challenge – the manual input of 100s of pages of bank transactions.
 

Founded by David Elms, customer experience director, and Evangelos Tsiontsis, software development director, StatementReader goes beyond its technological capabilities; it is the ‘go to’ place for support in Excel, helping organisations across the world to reach ultimate levels of efficiency.

We know you value consistency and trust; the StatementReader team offers the perfect balance of transparency and technicality so you feel like we’re part of your business

Having already developed products in the legal and purchase ledger markets, we are exploring new ways to adapt our product and service to meet user needs

Guiding our clients to achieve their data processing goals is a passion of ours; that’s why you get continued support and expertise from our team

What's changed

Ignore white characters and properly encode symbols in templates

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May 2026

Add button to import corrections from 'detect and repair' window once Excel is modified​

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March 2026

Add comment to orange balance showing difference to calculated balance (cumulative)

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January 2025

Add warnings when merging two PDF files with the same name. Add freeze pane and auto-filter to all Excel output

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March 2025

Shaded description orange if no receipt or payment. Add more job details to GUI. View latest repair report on right-click

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July 2025

CSV export and import to work more manageably with large numbers of transactions

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March 2024

Improved corrections of data extracted from multiple PDFs ("assume files are in order")

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January 2024

Default detect & repair options can be set from Advanced Options, including "assume pages are in order"

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November 2024

Caching extracted data locally for fast re-processing if a different template is needed

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March 2023

Increased stability when processing in folder mode simplifying the process in instances where hundreds of daily statements are contained within one folder

August 2023

Alternative OCR more suitable for lower quality documents

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December 2023

Validation and correction of years where they are not printed on the statement

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December 2022

Remove lines based on keywords stored in the template, useful when a 'total receipts/payments' line is inserted for each day

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September 2022

Multiple methods of reading downloaded searchable PDFs with the preferred method stored in the template

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February 2022

Refined date extraction if surrounded by column dashes and identification of the year if it's not in the date format

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March 2021

50+ bank templates added since 1 April 2021, including the capability to extract two dates in the same column like with ABN AMRO

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September 2021

Less options on the GUI, more automation on our OCR server, still with the offline option of installing it within your network

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November 2021

Removed need to have Excel installed on user's machine, kept formatting and hyperlinks

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December 2020

More accurate OCR for those lower quality bank statements; faster and cheaper OCR for offline client installations 

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September 2020

New bank statement format: 100% accurate extraction of transactions with vertically centred dates

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February 2020

major restructure of the StatementReader architecture has led to significant time savings at the PDF extraction stage

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February 2019

Encrypted PDF documents are supported by selecting a new ‘bypass encryption’ checkbox from the main StatementReader interface

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August 2019

The interface can now be simplified to only show bank templates from a defined country

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October 2019

temporary changes to the analysis options which only apply for that job

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October 2018

An image of the first page can now be embedded into a separate tab in the automated Excel analysis, for reference

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April 2018

Speed and accuracy improvements when extracting data from searchable, encrypted or image-based bank statements

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March 2018

generate an automated analysis using merged jobs (for investigating multiple bank accounts

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March 2017

allow users to set the analysis parameters that control the transactions identified as bounced and reversed

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June 2017

expansive template creation tool to allow users to cater for more types

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December 2017

added ability for the StatementReader application to interact seamlessly with an external OCR server

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October 2016

streamlined the comprehensive Excel based transaction summary so that it works quickly even for large datasets

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February 2016

added automated date and amount corrections together with a data extraction accuracy report

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January 2016

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