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Import Bank Statement CSV into Sage

Import bank statement CSV into Sage for business accounting and compliance

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Sage is accounting software trusted by millions of businesses worldwide. When you need to import bank transactions that aren't available through Sage's bank feeds, convert your PDF statements to CSV and import them manually.

Required format: CSV with Date, Description, and Amount columns. Sage's import wizard guides column mapping.

Step-by-Step: Import into Sage

1

Convert your bank statement PDF

Drop your bank statement PDF into the converter and download the CSV.

2

Navigate to Banking in Sage

In Sage, go to 'Banking' and select the bank account to import into.

3

Import transactions

Click 'Import Statement' and upload your CSV file.

4

Map and reconcile

Map the columns, review the preview, and import. Then reconcile the transactions against your records.

Workflow Examples

Monthly reconciliation: Import each month's statement to keep books current
Multi-entity accounting: Convert statements from different bank accounts for different business entities
Historical data migration: Import past statements when switching to Sage from another platform

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which version of Sage supports CSV import?

Both Sage Business Cloud (online) and Sage 50 (desktop) support bank statement CSV import. The exact menu location differs between versions.

Can I import into Sage 50 Desktop?

Yes. Sage 50 supports CSV import through the Banking module. Refer to your version's help documentation for the exact steps.

Does Sage detect duplicate imports?

Sage highlights potential duplicate transactions during import. Review the warnings and skip any transactions that already exist in your records.

Ready to Import Your Bank Statement?

Convert your PDF to CSV first, then follow the steps above to import into Sage.

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