Import bank statements in e-Boekhouden
Does your bank deliver a PDF, CSV or Excel that e-Boekhouden won't read? Convert your bank statement to an import-ready MT940 file with StatementBridge. Works with any bank — free to try.
Convert your file for e-BoekhoudenThe problem: not every statement imports directly
e-Boekhouden imports bank statements via a direct bank connection or via a manual upload of an MT940 or CSV file. In practice this regularly stalls: the bank connection misses transactions, an account falls outside the connection, or the bank only delivers a PDF or a non-standard CSV that e-Boekhouden doesn't recognise. The result is manual retyping — slow and error-prone.
The solution: convert to an import-ready MT940
With StatementBridge you convert any bank statement to a standardised MT940 file that e-Boekhouden reads without errors. No retyping, and a complete, accurate administration.
How does StatementBridge work?
- Upload — Drag your bank statement (PDF, CSV, Excel, CAMT.053 or MT940) into StatementBridge.
- Review — Transactions are detected automatically; check and correct where needed.
- Download as MT940 — Choose MT940 as the output format and download the import-ready file.
- Import into e-Boekhouden — Import the file via Bank transactions > Import.
Supported formats
PDF to MT940
AI extracts the transactions from your PDF statement and produces an MT940 for e-Boekhouden.
CSV to MT940
Map the columns of a bank or credit card CSV and download an import-ready MT940 file.
Excel to MT940
Convert an .xlsx or .xls overview to MT940 without templates or manual work.
CAMT.053 to MT940
e-Boekhouden doesn't read CAMT.053 directly — convert it to MT940 first.
Which banks does this work with?
StatementBridge processes statements from all Dutch banks — ING, ABN AMRO, Rabobank, Triodos, Knab, bunq, ASN Bank, SNS and RegioBank — and from foreign banks. You can also convert credit card statements from Amex, Visa and Mastercard for e-Boekhouden.
Benefits
- No more manual retyping — all transactions are detected automatically.
- A standardised MT940 that e-Boekhouden reads without errors.
- Works with PDF, CSV, Excel and CAMT.053 from any bank.
- Free to try, no installation.
Frequently asked questions about importing in e-Boekhouden
Which file formats does e-Boekhouden support?
e-Boekhouden reads MT940 and CSV for importing bank statements, alongside the direct bank connection. Does your bank deliver PDF, Excel or CAMT.053? Convert it to MT940 with StatementBridge first and import the result.
Can I convert a PDF bank statement to MT940 for e-Boekhouden?
Yes. Upload your PDF in StatementBridge; the AI recognises the transactions and produces an MT940 file you import directly into e-Boekhouden. No manual retyping.
Can I convert a CSV file to MT940 for e-Boekhouden?
Yes. Upload your CSV, map the columns (date, amount, description) and download an MT940 file. Handy when a bank or credit card CSV does not import directly into e-Boekhouden.
How do I import a CAMT.053 file in e-Boekhouden?
e-Boekhouden does not accept CAMT.053 directly. Convert your CAMT.053 file to MT940 with StatementBridge and import that file into e-Boekhouden.
Is manual retyping still needed?
No. StatementBridge recognises all transactions automatically, so you do not have to retype anything. You review the transactions and download an import-ready file.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. You can try StatementBridge for free and make a conversion before choosing a paid option, so you can first check that the result imports correctly into e-Boekhouden.
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