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How do I convert a Latin American bank statement to Excel or CSV?

Upload the PDF — the vision AI reads Spanish and Portuguese statements, the region's date and decimal formats, and currencies like MXN, BRL and ARS, then exports a clean, balance-checked Excel or CSV.

Across Latin America, bank feeds into accounting software are unreliable or unavailable, so the PDF statement is the standard source for bookkeeping. Template converters break on the region's bank layouts and Spanish/Portuguese labels, but because StatementFlow reads the page with vision AI, it converts statements from banks across Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Chile and beyond with no template setup.

It understands the region's varied formatting that trips up other tools: comma or period decimals (1.234,56 or 1,234.56), day-month-year dates, and currencies such as MXN, BRL, ARS, and COP — mapping everything into clean columns instead of garbled text. Scanned statements work too, since it reads pixels rather than an embedded text layer.

The balance reconciliation check runs regardless of language, and files are deleted immediately after processing. Export to Excel, CSV, or an accounting format.

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Last reviewed 2026-06-29.