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Other Documents, Overview

DocuClipper handles more than bank statements, here's the full list of supported document types and where to learn more about each.

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Bank statements get most of the attention, but DocuClipper extracts structured data from a wide range of financial documents. Here's the map.

Where to start any conversion

Every document type starts from the Add Documents button at the top of the left sidebar. Click it and pick the type you're uploading — Bank/CC Statements (PDF), Bank Transactions (CSV), Check Images, Invoices/Receipts & POs, Forms, Brokerage Statements (PDF), or Other Documents.

Add Documents dropdown in the left sidebar expanded, showing all document-type options

Built-in document types

Each of these has a dedicated converter with pre-built field definitions — no template required.

TypeWhat DocuClipper extractsGuide
Bank & credit card statementsDate, description, amount, balance per transaction; opening/closing balance; periodExtract data from bank statements
Bank transactions CSVRe-format an existing CSV into QBO, IIF, QIF, Xero CSV, Excel, etc.Convert Bank Transactions CSV
Brokerage statementsHoldings, transactions, account summary from investment account PDFsConverting Brokerage Statements
Invoices, receipts & POsSupplier, invoice #, date, due date, line items, tax, totalConvert invoices to Excel
Checks (check images)Date, payee, amount, memo, account, check #Converting Check Images
W-2, 1099, paystubs, tax formsAll standard fields on each formConverting W-2, 1099, Paystubs, Tax Forms

Custom / non-standard documents

If your document doesn't match any of the built-in types — trust statements, rent rolls, leases, custom forms — choose Other Documents from the Add Documents menu to draw your own fields and save a reusable template.

Not sure which to pick?

  • It looks like a bank statement or credit card statementBank/CC Statements (PDF). It handles almost every US/CA/UK/AU bank out of the box.
  • It's a brokerage or investment account statementBrokerage Statements (PDF).
  • You already have a CSV of transactionsBank Transactions (CSV) to reformat into QBO, Xero CSV, Excel, etc.
  • It's an invoice, bill, receipt, or purchase orderInvoices/Receipts & POs.
  • It's a scanned or photographed checkCheck Images.
  • Something elseOther Documents. You'll get a template you can reuse forever.

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