Is my One statement stored on your servers?

No — the PDF is parsed in memory and never persisted. Only the extracted JSON is kept for your account history, and even that respects a 24-hour retention default.

What does the "Verified" badge mean?

Every export is reconciled: the sum of transaction amounts must match (ending − beginning) within $0.01. If it doesn't, you see an honest "failed" status instead of a silently broken export.

Do password-protected One statements work?

Yes — the upload prompts for a password and decrypts the PDF in memory during parsing.

Can I upload several One statements at once?

Drop up to 10 PDFs in one batch. Each runs through the queue with its own status row, then a single ZIP download packages all converted files in XLSX, CSV, or QBO.

Convert your One statement to Excel

One account PDFs converted to Excel, CSV, or QBO with the Verified reconciliation check. Drop a PDF and get back a verified XLSX, CSV, or QBO in seconds.

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How the One conversion works

1. Drop your One Finance PDF — digital or scanned, monthly statement or a combined multi-month export, up to 50 MB (or batch up to 25 files). Password-protected PDFs and image-only scans both work: scans go through vision OCR automatically.
2. Parse & reconcile — every transaction is extracted and the sum is checked against ending balance minus beginning balance within $0.01.
3. Download XLSX, CSV, or QBO — one click each, or batch up to 10 statements and download them as a single ZIP.

Supported One statement types

We handle checking and savings PDFs from One Finance.

checking
savings

Questions we get most often

Is my One statement stored on your servers?: No — the PDF is parsed in memory and never persisted. Only the extracted JSON is kept for your account history, and even that respects a 24-hour retention default.
What does the "Verified" badge mean?: Every export is reconciled: the sum of transaction amounts must match (ending − beginning) within $0.01. If it doesn't, you see an honest "failed" status instead of a silently broken export.
Do password-protected One statements work?: Yes — the upload prompts for a password and decrypts the PDF in memory during parsing.
Can I upload several One statements at once?: Drop up to 10 PDFs in one batch. Each runs through the queue with its own status row, then a single ZIP download packages all converted files in XLSX, CSV, or QBO.

Guides and engineering notes for One

Engineering notes

Why your bank statement balance doesn't match: 7 specific causes and how to track each one down

When the sum of transactions doesn't equal the printed ending balance, the cause is almost always one of seven specific patterns. A field guide to identifying which one you have, and what to do about each.

11 min read

Engineering notes

Password-protected bank statement PDFs: how to convert them safely without uploading the password to a stranger

Most banks ship encrypted statement PDFs by default. The conversion is easy when you have the password and impossible when you don't, but the part that matters most is what happens to the password during the conversion itself.

9 min read

Built for these workflows

Most One statements that come through us are part of one of these workflows. Each link below explains how the reconciliation guarantee maps to that practice.

Forensic accountants

Discovery packets, multi-year tracing

Divorce attorneys

Opposing-counsel financial disclosure

Bookkeepers

Catch-up & bank-feed gaps

Scanned PDFs

Vision OCR + reconciliation

PDF to QBO

QuickBooks-ready OFX export

For QuickBooks workflows

Verified imports, no duplicates