Use the file your bank exports
Upload CSV, TXT, XLS, XLSX, OFX, QFX, QBO, QIF, CAMT-style XML, MT940 or BAI2 up to 10 MB. Scanned PDFs and images are not parsed.
- Structured formats only
- 10 MB upload limit
- No OCR claim
Accounting feature status
Invoice Crowd does not connect to your bank. Download a structured statement from your bank, upload it, review the server-generated preview and reconcile it against recorded activity without sharing online banking credentials.
What is actually available
The current workflow is file-based and deliberate. Importing bank rows never creates accounting entries or marks anything reconciled by itself.
Private, bounded processing
Upload CSV, TXT, XLS, XLSX, OFX, QFX, QBO, QIF, CAMT-style XML, MT940 or BAI2 up to 10 MB. Scanned PDFs and images are not parsed.
The server detects and normalizes dates, amounts, debit and credit direction, currency and running balance. Unsafe XML, spreadsheet expansion and unsupported row layouts are rejected.
Nothing posts automatically
Header and column detection are assistance. The user can correct the mapping before import, and the server re-reads the private source rather than trusting client preview values.
The exact file hash is unique within the owner, business and account scope. Normalized row fingerprints prevent overlapping imports while retaining legitimate repeated transactions.
Import is not reconciliation
Imported rows enter the Bank Reconciliation workspace. An unmatched line can prefill an Income or Expense form, but the user must review and save through the normal accounting workflow.
Closing succeeds only when server-authorized ledger entries exactly cover the statement and the server-calculated difference is zero. A permitted reopen records the actor, time and reason.
Reconciliation workflow
Use a structured statement file from your bank, in CSV, Excel, OFX, QFX, QBO, QIF, CAMT.053, MT940 or BAI2, as reviewable evidence. Invoice Crowd does not connect to your bank or pull transactions automatically.
Upload a structured export from the bank without entering online banking credentials into Invoice Crowd.
Use the same supported statement workflow regardless of which bank produced the structured export.
Invoice Crowd does not connect to banks.
The supported path begins with a structured statement file downloaded from the bank.
CSV/TXT, XLS/XLSX, OFX family, QIF, CAMT-style XML, MT940 and BAI2 are supported within parser limits.
Images and scanned statements need a structured export from the bank.
Exact files and overlapping normalized rows are rejected or skipped in the same account scope.
Owner, business profile, account, currency and period are verified server-side.
Statement rows are evidence to reconcile, not accounting entries.
A statement must use one ISO currency matching the accounting-currency account.
Client-supplied difference values are ignored and the server recomputes the close.
Authorized reversal keeps the original statement, match history and reason.
Questions
No. Invoice Crowd does not currently connect directly to a bank-data provider. Upload a supported structured statement from Bank Reconciliation instead.
No. There is no active provider onboarding, token storage, scheduler or transaction-sync service. Historical provider rows remain read-only evidence only.
CSV, TXT, XLS, XLSX, OFX, QFX, QBO, QIF, CAMT-style XML, STA/MT940 and BAI/BAI2 are accepted within the documented size, row and parser limits.
No. Import creates normalized reconciliation rows. An unmatched line can prefill an Income or Expense form, but a user must review and save it normally.
No. The server requires selected, authorized ledger activity to cover the statement exactly and the calculated difference to be zero.
It tells people who search for bank feeds that Invoice Crowd does not offer them, and shows the statement upload that does the job instead, rather than implying an integration that does not exist.
Download a structured statement, preview and import it, then reconcile against the records already in the correct business, account, currency and period.