When your Gulf and Fraser Fishermen's Credit Union statement arrives as a scan or a photo of the page rather than a clean export, the numbers on it are just pixels until they are extracted. A statement document that has been scanned or photographed is still a statement document. The engine recognises the layout automatically, the same way it handles a clean digital file. OCR extracts the transaction table line by line. Each row is then verified against the running balance printed on the page. A crease across the page or a slight camera angle can cause a misread, and when that happens the running-balance check flags the affected row. Nothing is rejected wholesale: the row that does not add up is marked for review, and the rest of the statement remains intact and usable.
Whether you need your Gulf and Fraser Fishermen's Credit Union statement in Excel, CSV or QBO, the underlying extracted table stays the same; only the export step differs. The converted file maps every column into the format you need. Transaction dates, descriptions, amounts and the verified closing balance are placed into clean, sortable columns. Export to Excel, CSV or QBO is a single step at the end of the pipeline. There is no template to configure and no manual column mapping to remember; the engine handles the layout, so the output is ready for import into your accounting software or spreadsheet as soon as you download it.