Map any bank CSV
Drag headers onto Date, Description, Debit and Credit. Bank of Scotland and generic layouts are detected — you just confirm.
Categoreyes Books categorises a bank export against your chart of accounts, finishes the awkward lines with AI, and hands back the reports a client actually reads.
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Drag headers onto Date, Description, Debit and Credit. Bank of Scotland and generic layouts are detected — you just confirm.
Merchants, aliases and keyword rules fire first, so the obvious lines are done before a model is ever asked.
Leftovers go through a guided pass with the rationale in view. Accept, reject, or pick a different category.
Use Move to on any row to change its category. Reports update as you go, and bulk update handles groups of the same description.
Categories resolve to your own nominal codes and rates. Override VAT per line when the statement disagrees.
The CSV is parsed on your machine. Only description and amount reach the API — never sort code or account number.
Upload the export you already pull from the bank. Map four columns and you are moving.
Known merchants snap into place. Anything unknown is queued for AI instead of dumped into miscellaneous.
Sanity-check the odd line, then download the pack: P&L, VAT, cash, drawings, forecast, ledger.
Every tab is built from the same categorised ledger, so the P&L, the VAT return and the client summary can never disagree. Export the slim client pack, or the monthly, forecast and VAT 100 workbooks.
Drawings, HMRC cash and transfers sit below the line — never quietly inside profit.
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