nullish reads your bank statements from a camt.053 file, the standard XML format every Swiss bank offers in its e-banking.
Import a statement
Section titled “Import a statement”In your e-banking, download the statement as camt.053. It's an
.xmlfile.In nullish, open the bank account and choose Upload bank file.
Select the file and choose Upload bank file.
nullish tells you how many movements came in, then takes you straight to reconciliation.
Overlapping statements
Section titled “Overlapping statements”Don't worry about importing the same period twice. nullish skips statements it already knows, and movements that appear in two overlapping files are only imported once.
When an import fails
Section titled “When an import fails”If you see The statements could not be imported., check that:
- the file is a camt.053, not a camt.054, a CSV or a PDF;
- it belongs to this bank account: its IBAN and currency must match;
- it's no bigger than 2 MB. A monthly statement is usually well below 1 MB.
Movements
Section titled “Movements”Every line of your statement becomes a movement, with its date, amount, counterparty, reference and communication. Money in is positive, money out is negative.
A movement is either To reconcile, Reconciled or Ignored. Filter the list by status to see what's left to do.