How Krishnan & Co. Transformed Audit Workflows with DocuClipper
Location
United States
Industry
Accountancy Practice
Team size
1-10 employees
Use Case
Automating monthly financial statement and tax filing data entry.
Company Background
Krishnan & Co. is an accountancy practice specializing in financial reporting and audits for small businesses. Many of their clients still rely on paper or non-cloud banking solutions, often submitting bank statements in PDF or scanned formats.
The Challenge
Processing PDF bank statements was a tedious, manual task. The team often had to print or retype transaction data into Excel just to analyze cash flows. When files were scanned or slightly blurry, extra caution was needed to avoid data entry errors — adding even more time and pressure to their audit and reporting workflows.
“It was a painstaking process, especially with scanned or low-quality PDFs. We had to be incredibly careful not to misread anything.”
The Solution
With DocuClipper, Krishnan & Co. fully automated the conversion of bank statements — even scanned ones — into clean, structured, and searchable data. Transactions are extracted accurately, including dates and amounts, allowing the team to move directly into reconciliation and reporting.
“We’ve been pleasantly surprised by how well it reads scans — the recognition of numbers and dates is incredibly reliable.”
The Results
DocuClipper has helped Krishnan & Co. deliver faster and more confident reporting, freeing their team from repetitive manual tasks:
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Audit speed: Full-year bank data extracted in minutes
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High accuracy: Reliable data from even scanned statements
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Faster reporting: Reconciliations and cash flow analyses are no longer delayed
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More value: Staff now focus on analysis and advisory, not data entry
Why They Recommend DocuClipper
Krishnan & Co. recommends DocuClipper to accountants and auditors looking to streamline their bank statement workflows.
“It turns hours of manual entry into minutes of automation — so you can focus on strategy, not spreadsheets.”