Creditcrest Statement
An assessor’s reading of any bank statement, with the proof behind every figure.
Includes Extract and Enrich and Capacity.
Follow every figure.
Income, commitments and expenses from a bank statement, each with its transactions.
What you do here. Upload a bank statement, the PDF or the export, and get income, commitments and expenses, each with its transactions.
Read a statementTry it end to endTake the tour- You bring
- A bank statement: the PDF, the CSV or a workbook
- You get
- Income, commitments and expenses, each with its transactions
- Holds the line
- Serviceability too, every step a line
Serviceability too, worked out from the same reading.
- Precision
- 99.2%
- Coverage
- 87.3%
- F1
- 92.5%
- Measured
- On 963 transactions it never saw. Every category
Nothing is kept: the file is read, then gone
What happens to the file. It is read while the request is open and then it is gone. Nothing is written to disk, nothing is written to a log, nothing is put in a database — there is no database here to put it in. Nothing about the statement goes into the address bar either, so this reading has no link, which means there is no link to leak.
The cost of that is honest too. Reload and the reading is gone. Asking the capacity question below re-sends the statement from your browser, because there is nothing on this end to refer back to.
No account, no email address and no tracking cookie; visits are counted without one. What you paste never leaves this server.
What this can read
CBA, NAB, ANZ, Westpac, ING, Up, Macquarie: an export of each of those shapes is read by the tests, and Bendigo is not. The reader works out the layout from the data rather than from the bank's name, so a file from a bank nobody here has heard of usually reads too, and one that does not read is refused with its layout named rather than reported as figures it might not be. The whole table, with the evidence behind each row.