Open the bank export
Use a CSV or text export. Your transaction data stays on your device.
Turn a messy bank export into a clean three-column CSV. Review dates, amounts and duplicate rows in one place, then download a file ready for QuickBooks Online’s bank import flow.
QuickBooks Online accepts a bank CSV with three columns (Date, Description, Amount) or four (Date, Description, Credit, Debit). Bank exports arrive with extra columns, different signs, ambiguous dates and repeated transactions. LedgerLint makes those differences visible before import.
Everything below runs on this device. Start with a CSV, or load an example to see the review flow.
Choose one amount column, or separate credit and debit columns. Dates will be exported as YYYY-MM-DD.
| Include | Source row | Date | Description | Amount | Status |
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Review against the bank statement before importing. This tool cannot verify that your bank’s source data is complete or that QuickBooks will accept every file.
Use a CSV or text export. Your transaction data stays on your device.
Map dates, descriptions and amounts. See invalid rows and exact duplicate entries before export.
Download the three-column CSV and review it in QuickBooks Online before confirming the import.
Prepare client CSVs without manually deleting extra bank columns.
Spot sign and date problems before a catch-up import.
Review duplicate rows when combining exports from overlapping periods.
Use the full CSV review and export flow at no cost. A paid workflow for recurring batch work is being evaluated; no payment is requested here. Want to tell us what would help? Send feedback.
No. Download a CSV from your bank, prepare it here, then import the resulting CSV through QuickBooks Online’s bank transactions flow.
The CSV file is read and processed in your browser tab. This version has no account, upload endpoint or transaction storage.
No. This first version works with CSV and text files. If your bank offers only PDF, convert it to CSV first and check the result here.
It flags exact matches on normalized date, description and amount within the current file. Similar descriptions or duplicates already in QuickBooks still need manual review.
No. LedgerLint is an independent tool and is not endorsed by Intuit.