Once your Banco Santander (Brasil) statement is uploaded, what you get back depends on which export format you actually need next. When the table is extracted and the figures verified, you choose the format that fits your workflow. Export the ledger to Excel if you need to pivot, filter, or feed it into a reporting model. Select CSV for a clean, universal hand-off to any accounting platform or data warehouse. Pick QBO to post the entries directly into QuickBooks Online, with transaction descriptions, dates, and amounts mapped into the correct fields. One statement can be exported into all three formats without re-uploading, so the same source file serves tax prep, audit review, and bookkeeping.
If a transaction description on your Banco Santander (Brasil) statement is long enough to wrap across two or three lines, it still needs to land in a single row once converted. Some statement documents wrap a single transaction description across two or three lines, which confuses a naive parser into splitting one row into several false entries. The engine reconstructs these wrapped lines by reading the document’s column boundaries and text flow, not by guessing where a row ends. A payee name split over two lines is stitched back together; a reference number that lands on its own line is rejoined to its parent transaction. The result is one clean row per movement, ready to export without manual repair.