Xero converters for Australian statements (2026)

Seven of the 26 converters checked in October 2026 publish a Xero bank statement file and name Australian statements or any bank on their own homepage or pricing page: stmtai, ParseBank, DocuClipper, Lido, FlowParse, StatementToBudget and MintConvert. Xero imports a CSV in its own column order (Date, Amount, Payee, Description, Reference) or an OFX under Import a Statement, and stops on the first badly formatted date. Of these 7 Xero tools, none of the listed tools names a Australian bank on the pages read; each says any bank or names the market. ANZ New Zealand statements follow the same layout in NZD; the currency is taken from the statement. StatementToBudget lists Pro and Bookkeeper monthly plans and a Page Pack whose credits do not expire; a single file can be unlocked for $9.99; the plan figures are not readable in the fetched text; DocuClipper lists $20.30/month billed annually for 60 pages (Starter); $111.30/month billed annually for 640 pages (Business); $279.30/month billed annually for 1,800 pages; unlimited users on every plan; unused pages do not carry forward. CleanStmt, StatementTable and EasyLedger do not say on the pages read whether they publish a Xero bank statement file and name Australian statements or any bank, so they are left out rather than guessed. stmtai is in the list on the same terms, with its limits (12-file batch cap, no MT940, BAI2 or camt.053 input, no analytics), and every cell below names the page it was read from; a value a site does not show is printed as not published.

Values are as published on each tool's homepage or pricing page in October 2026; they may have changed. not published means those pages do not say.

• stmtai: Statements only, with the balance proven before download, TallyPrime XML, and the API and email-in on every plan including the free one. 5 pages are free with no account, and the "Xero file" column above is read from this site's own pages like every other row. Its limits: 12-file batch cap, no MT940, BAI2 or camt.053 input, no analytics.

• ParseBank: Statements in French, German, Spanish or Italian, and a JSON export with a retention setting you control. Price: $30/month for 400 pages (Starter); $60/month for 1,000 pages (Business, adds the REST API); $99/month for 4,000 pages (Corporate); monthly plans only.

• DocuClipper: Firms that also extract invoices, receipts and brokerage statements and want a direct push into QuickBooks Online or Xero, with SOC 2 Type II paperwork. Price: $20.30/month billed annually for 60 pages (Starter); $111.30/month billed annually for 640 pages (Business); $279.30/month billed annually for 1,800 pages; unlimited users on every plan; unused pages do not carry forward.

• Lido: Teams extracting many document types (invoices, receipts, contracts, statements) with validation rules, SOC 2 Type 2 and HIPAA paperwork. Price: $29/month for 100 pages, 1 user (Standard); $7,840/year for 42,000 pages with API and workflow access (Scale; the same page's FAQ says $7,000/year); Enterprise from $35,000/year; the converter page also quotes $119/month for 500 and $199/month for 1,000 pages.

• FlowParse: Merging a year of statements, or statements and invoices together, into one reconciled Excel workbook. Price not published on its site (checked October 2026).

• StatementToBudget: A spending dashboard alongside the export, and CSV, XLS or OFX uploads as well as PDFs. Price: Pro and Bookkeeper monthly plans and a Page Pack whose credits do not expire; a single file can be unlocked for $9.99; the plan figures are not readable in the fetched text.

• MintConvert: The widest export list in this table, including Tally XML, Zoho Books, FreshBooks and Google Sheets, with a free plan for single conversions. Price: Pro $19/month (listed at $29 with a discount applied); Free plan with unlimited single conversions and all export formats; bulk conversions on Pro.

5 pages free, no account. You will know in under a minute whether it balances.