Charge and payment rows
Review extracted purchases, payments, credits, dates, and descriptions in a structured table.
Credit card statement converter
Convert credit card statements to Excel
Turn PDF credit card statements into structured transaction rows, verify the extracted values, and export a review-ready Excel workbook.
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Card workbook preview
Credit card transaction rows
| Date | Merchant / activity | Type | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mar 04 | Northstar Coffee | Purchase | $14.25 |
| Mar 06 | Online payment | Payment | $500.00 |
| Mar 09 | Home supply return | Credit | $42.00 |
| Mar 12 | Annual membership | Fee | $95.00 |
Synthetic card activity illustrates review fields and is not associated with a real customer or issuer.
1. Upload card PDF
2. Review activity
3. Create XLSX
Review-ready output
Structured data you can check before using.
Credit card statement layouts often mix purchases, payments, credits, fees, and balance summaries. RasterLift focuses the review workspace on transaction rows so each extracted value can be checked against the source statement.
After review, the Excel workbook separates transaction data from summary information and outstanding flags. This helps keep uncertain OCR output visible instead of silently treating it as final data.
Flagged-value review
Low-confidence rows remain visible so they can be corrected before export.
Structured workbook
Export Summary, Transactions, and Review Flags sheets in one Excel file.
Private originals
Source PDFs stay read-only and are scheduled for automatic deletion after 24 hours.
Inspect the card workbook logic
Keep purchases, payments, credits, and fees distinguishable.
The page preview uses synthetic card activity to show the fields being reviewed. The supporting resources document RasterLift’s workbook and review structure without claiming support for every issuer layout.
Card-specific activity
Purchase, payment, credit, and fee rows remain identifiable rather than being presented as bank deposits and withdrawals.
Merchant and activity text
Descriptions can be checked against the read-only statement before they enter the workbook.
Dedicated review flags
Outstanding card transaction fields stay visible in the Review Flags sheet after export.
Workbook separation
Summary information, reviewed transactions, and unresolved items remain in three distinct worksheets.
Practical workflows
A workbook for card reconciliation and review.
Credit card statements mix purchases, payments, credits, fees, and balance summaries. A structured workbook keeps those records reviewable before they move downstream.
Purchase and payment review
Check merchant descriptions, charges, payments, credits, and dates against the source statement before creating the workbook.
Expense preparation
Provide reviewed transaction rows in consistent columns so later categorization starts from visible, correctable source data.
Outstanding flag tracking
Keep unresolved OCR values in a dedicated Review Flags sheet rather than silently mixing them into completed transaction data.
FAQ
Questions about this conversion.
Does RasterLift support credit card statement PDFs?
Yes. The product is designed for PDF bank statements and credit card statements.
Can I review charges before exporting?
Yes. Extracted dates, descriptions, charges, payments, and balances can be checked and edited in the review workspace.
What happens to uncertain OCR rows?
Rows that need attention are surfaced through review flags instead of being hidden from the export workflow.
Can I export to CSV as well?
Yes. Completed statements can be exported to CSV or Excel.
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