DocuClipper
Brokerage statement converter

Convert Brokerage Statements to Excel in Seconds

Extract holdings and account activity from Fidelity, Schwab, Vanguard, Merrill, E*TRADE, Robinhood, and Interactive Brokers. No per-broker template setup.

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Major brokers supported at launch

Holdings + activity

Both blocks extracted per statement

Excel, CSV, JSON

Export formats

Supported Brokers

DocuClipper extracts holdings and activity from the statements issued by the major US brokers and custodians.

Fidelity

Brokerage and retirement statements

Charles Schwab

Brokerage and Schwab One statements

Vanguard

Brokerage and mutual fund statements

Merrill (Lynch / Edge)

Combined brokerage statements

E*TRADE

Brokerage and Power E*TRADE statements

Robinhood

Monthly brokerage statements

Interactive Brokers

Activity and position statements

Per-broker walk-throughs: Fidelity · Schwab · Vanguard · Merrill Lynch · E*TRADE · Robinhood · Interactive Brokers

Holdings and Activity, Cleanly Separated

Brokerage statements have two distinct sections. DocuClipper extracts them into separate, structured tables.

Positions / Holdings

Symbol, security description, quantity, price, cost basis, and market value for every holding.

Account Activity

Buys, sells, dividends, interest, fees, and other transactions with date, type, and amount.

Account Summary

Period-start and period-end values, net change, and total deposits/withdrawals reconciled against the statement.

Income & Distributions

Dividend, interest, and capital-gains distributions broken out per security and totaled for the period.

From Upload to Export in Seconds

Four steps from PDF to structured spreadsheet, fully automated.

1

Upload

Drop a PDF brokerage statement, scanned or digital, single account or multi-account.

2

Extract

Holdings and activity are extracted into structured tables, no per-broker template setup required.

3

Review

Validate results in-app. Period values reconcile against the statement's printed summary.

4

Export

Download to Excel or CSV, or pull structured JSON via the API.

Built for Investment-Heavy Workflows

Purpose-built for the workflows that depend on accurate brokerage data.

Wealth & Tax Advisors

  • Build cost-basis spreadsheets across client accounts
  • Reconstruct activity across multiple brokers
  • Skip manual entry on quarterly portfolio reviews

Accountants & Bookkeepers

  • Reconcile investment accounts at month and quarter end
  • Pull realized gains and losses for tax prep
  • Standardize statements across mixed-broker portfolios

Forensic & Family Office Teams

  • Trace holdings and activity across years and brokers
  • Verify reported portfolio values during disputes or audits
  • Build complete activity timelines for legal review

More Than Just Conversion

DocuClipper handles the data work after extraction too.

Multi-Account Aggregation

Combine statements across brokers and accounts into a single unified view.

Period Reconciliation

Period-start + activity = period-end, cross-checked against the statement summary.

Per-Security Totals

Income, dividends, and realized gains attributed to each holding.

API Workflows

Push structured holdings and activity to internal systems via JSON or webhooks.

Batch Processing

Upload a quarter or a year of statements at once and process in parallel.

Structured JSON Output

Every field is named and typed, ready to load into spreadsheets, BI tools, or databases.

Handles Complex Brokerage Statements

AI adapts to each broker's layout. No template setup.

Scanned PDFs

OCR handles image-based PDFs from any scanner or mobile app.

Multi-Page Statements

Processes the full statement, not just the summary page.

All Major Brokers

Works across Fidelity, Schwab, Vanguard, Merrill, E*TRADE, Robinhood, Interactive Brokers, and more.

Mixed Account Types

Brokerage, retirement, custodial, and joint accounts handled in the same upload.

DocuClipper vs. Manual Entry or Generic OCR

Built for brokerage statements specifically, not retrofitted from a generic text extractor.

FeatureDocuClipperManual / generic OCR
Extracts text from PDFYesYes
Separates holdings vs. activityYesNo
Handles all major brokersYesNo
Period reconciliationYesNo
Per-security totals (dividends, gains)YesNo
Excel and CSV export readyYesNo

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What Finance Teams Say

Real reviews from accountants and finance teams using DocuClipper.

DocuClipper has helped us eliminate several manual data entry processes, saving us a lot of time.
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Kristin Mitchell

Accounting, United States

It's a complete game-changer. Instead of spending hours combing through statements, we get the data we need almost instantly.
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Matt

Lending, United Kingdom

DocuClipper allowed us to enhance our advisory services, directly impacting our bottom line.
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Accounting, United Kingdom

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Brokerage Statement Converter FAQs

A brokerage statement converter is a tool that reads a PDF brokerage statement (Fidelity, Schwab, Vanguard, Merrill, E*TRADE, Robinhood, Interactive Brokers, and similar) and turns it into structured data in Excel, CSV, or JSON. It extracts holdings (symbol, quantity, cost basis, market value) and account activity (buys, sells, dividends, interest, fees) so the data can be reconciled, analyzed, or imported into other tools.
DocuClipper supports Fidelity, Charles Schwab, Vanguard, Merrill (Lynch and Edge), E*TRADE, Robinhood, and Interactive Brokers at launch. Additional custodians are added over time. Multi-broker portfolios can be uploaded together and exported into a single consolidated spreadsheet.
Two main blocks: (1) holdings or positions with symbol, security description, quantity, price, cost basis, and market value per line, and (2) account activity with date, transaction type, security, quantity, and amount for buys, sells, dividends, interest, fees, and similar entries. Period-start, period-end, and net change values are also extracted from the account summary.
Yes. DocuClipper handles scanned PDFs, photos, and faxed copies of brokerage statements. The OCR engine accepts rotated, low-resolution, and partial scans. No per-broker template setup is required.
A bank statement reports cash transactions on a deposit or credit account, with each row a debit or credit and a running balance. A brokerage statement reports investment activity, including positions held at period end (with cost basis and market value) and activity (buys, sells, dividends, fees). DocuClipper has separate extraction logic for each so the output keeps positions and activity distinct.
Brokerage statements export to Excel, CSV, and JSON via the API today. QuickBooks and Xero integrations are not currently available for brokerage data. Most teams pull the Excel or CSV export and use it for portfolio review, tax prep, or audit workflows directly.
DocuClipper extracts what the brokerage statement itself reports: holdings and activity for the statement period. 1099-B and other tax forms are extracted separately on the tax form data extraction product. Most teams export brokerage activity to Excel and reconcile it against the broker's 1099-B at year end.
Single statements extract in seconds. A quarter or a year of statements uploaded in bulk are processed in parallel via the web app, the API, or a watched Google Drive folder. The output is a single Excel file with one row per holding or activity line, regardless of broker.
DocuClipper is purpose-built for financial documents and auto-detects broker format without templates. Alternatives include IBKR Flex Query (IBKR-only), broker portal CSV exports (single-broker, no PDF support), and general AI tools like Nanonets (customizable but require setup). See the detailed comparison: Best Brokerage Statement Converter Software.