Statement layout A
Account information followed by a standard transaction table.
Bank Statement Data Extraction
Extract account details, statement periods, balances, transaction dates, descriptions, debits, credits and custom fields from bank statements without entering the information manually.
The bank statement problem
Bank statements can contain dozens or hundreds of transactions across multiple pages. Finding the values you need and moving them into a structured format quickly becomes repetitive — especially when the same process is repeated every month. This is exactly the type of workflow where automating manual document data entry can reduce unnecessary copy-paste work. For a step-by-step walkthrough, see our guide to automating bank statement data extraction from PDFs.
Bank statement data extraction lets you retrieve selected account and transaction information as structured fields instead of reading every row manually.
Bank statement fields
Select Bank Statement as the document type and start with suggested fields. Edit them, add extraction hints, or add information specific to your workflow. If your statement process needs fields outside the preset, the same setup can be extended through custom data extraction.
Transaction structure
Bank statement extraction can include repeating transaction data as well as account-level information.
Holder, account reference, period, currency and balances.
Date, description, debit, credit, amount and reference.
Add transaction category, internal tag, counterparty or another business-specific value.
Different statement layouts
Banks use different page structures, column labels and transaction layouts. The information your workflow needs can remain consistent even when the document changes — one of the reasons AI document data extraction is useful for statement collections that do not follow one rigid template.
Account information followed by a standard transaction table.
Different labels and positioning for the same types of transaction data.
Another format while the extraction target stays focused on the fields you selected.
Structured outputs
Move selected account and transaction data out of the original statement and into a structured format that is easier to review or reuse. If you are working with a larger PDF workflow, the guide on extracting specific data from PDF documents explains the same field-based approach in more detail.
Use JSON when account and transaction data needs to feed an application, database, API or another structured workflow.
{
"account_holder": "Example Company",
"currency": "EUR",
"opening_balance": 8240.00,
"closing_balance": 11290.00,
"transactions": [
{
"date": "2026-08-04",
"description": "Office Supplies",
"debit": 180.00
}
]
}
Export transaction data to CSV for spreadsheet review, reconciliation or another tabular workflow.
| Date | Description | Debit | Credit | Balance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 04/08/2026 | Office Supplies | €180 | — | €8,060 |
| 08/08/2026 | Client Payment | — | €2,400 | €10,460 |
| 14/08/2026 | Software | €320 | — | €10,140 |
Bank Statement OCR
Bank statement OCR can read text from scanned or image-based statements. The next challenge is organizing that text into account and transaction data.
Heyyel Data Extractor combines document recognition with field-based extraction so the result can be structured around balances, dates, descriptions, debits, credits and other selected information.
Bank statement processing
When statement data needs to be reviewed, categorized or compared, the same transaction details often have to be copied out manually.
Locate the account information and transaction table.
Enter dates, descriptions, debits and credits elsewhere.
Continue the same process for the rest of the statement.
Select account information, balances and transaction-level data.
Return the transaction data around the structure you defined.
Use JSON or CSV for the next step in your workflow.
Bank statement use cases
Create a structured view of statement activity without reading every row manually.
Export bank statement data to a tabular format for comparison and review.
Add fields that help organize statement data for internal reporting workflows.
Bank statements rarely exist in isolation inside a finance workflow. If the same process also covers supplier bills or purchase proofs, you can use the same extraction approach for invoices and receipts.
FAQ
Bank statement data extraction identifies account information, balances and transaction details such as dates, descriptions, debits and credits and converts them into structured data.
You can extract fields such as account holder, account number, statement period, currency, opening balance, closing balance and transaction details including dates, descriptions, debits, credits and references.
Yes. Heyyel Data Extractor supports PDF data extraction for bank statements as well as PNG, JPG, WebP and TIFF documents.
Yes. Scanned and image-based bank statements can be processed and selected account and transaction information can be returned as structured fields.
Yes. Extracted bank statement fields and transaction data can be exported to CSV for spreadsheet and review workflows.
Yes. Selected bank statement information can also be returned as structured JSON.
Yes. Suggested fields are editable, and you can add fields such as transaction category, counterparty, internal tag or another value relevant to your workflow.
Heyyel Data Extractor can perform the core task of a bank statement parser by extracting selected account and transaction information into structured fields while allowing you to customize the output structure.
Try it on a bank statement
Choose the account and transaction fields you need and extract them without entering every row manually.