How To Assign Transactions To Multiple Accounts
When processing a statement with multiple accounts or months, DocuClipper might assign all the transactions to a single account. This guide will help you correctly assign transactions.
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When a PDF contains statements for multiple accounts (e.g., checking and savings) or multiple months, DocuClipper may initially group all transactions under a single account or period. This guide shows how to assign them correctly.
Step 1: Identify the issue
Open the converted project's Transactions tab and use the Account selector (labeled Account (N available)) to switch between accounts. If all transactions appear under a single account when your PDF has multiple, you'll need to re-assign them. The Accounts tab lists the accounts DocuClipper detected automatically, but assignment itself happens here on Transactions.

Step 2: Assign transactions to the correct account and period
- In the transactions table, check the boxes next to the transactions you want to move.
- In the bulk-actions toolbar, click Assign To Account/Period.
- If the target account doesn't exist yet, click Add Account/Period and fill in the new-account form: Account Name (e.g., "Checking" or "Savings"), Start Date and End Date (typed as
YYYY-MM-DD), and the Start Balance and End Balance. Click Add New Account. - Select the target account/period and confirm.

Step 3: Reconcile the period
After assigning, check the Summary panel for the period:
- Set the Start Balance and End Balance to match the printed values on the original statement.
- Set the From and To dates if they're missing.
- Confirm the period shows the Reconciled badge. If it shows Not Reconciled, review for missing or incorrect transactions and fix them. See Fixing missing or wrong transactions.

Step 4: Repeat for remaining accounts/periods
Follow the same steps for each additional account or period in the document until all periods are reconciled.
To follow money between accounts once they're assigned — transfers and flow of funds — use the Flow of Funds view under Advanced Analysis (Business and Enterprise plans).