Import bank statement lines via the API
Be able to import bank statement lines into a bank account in Xero. This would be useful for custom bank accounts or banks that do not have a direct feed into Xero
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Berend commented
UBS and Deutsche Bank integration would be fantastic!
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Neil Brown commented
I agree that this needs to be added. I have over 150 bank accounts and the current api does automatic import fails due to the volume of transactions. I need to be able to import on my own to speed up the process
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Anonymous commented
Would highly appreciate a integration with Deutsche Bank in Germany.
Best
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Anonymous commented
I'd like to run my business on Bitcoin and be my own 'bank' and import my own 'statements'.
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Markus Schmitz commented
Being able to import bank statements via the API (either by automated file upload or line by line) is essential for us. This will lead to such a dramatic improvement of our accounting procedures!
Yoddle does not support any bank in my country and I would not expect them to do so soon.
Is there a way to sponsor in Xero such an development? Maybe by temporary increasing the monthly fee for a while?
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Brett Lester commented
Thanks for the article on existing API options but none of them have anything at all to do with importing statement lines.
It's been more than a year, and I think it's time this one got pushed to the top of Xero's to-do list.
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Anonymous commented
Yes agreed. We've all been waiting for this for ages. Lets get it done.
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Greg Gage commented
I really like Xero and the rich API set. However, I feel you could be a bit more transparent in the development process. Especially when you are asking us to vote on priorities. Can we please get an update? It has been 1 year since the this request was marked as planned, and 1/2 a year since the last update. Has development started? Do you need feedback or Case Scenarios? Beta testers?
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Josh Hopkins commented
Please release this soon Xero!!!
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Colin commented
Hi Andrew,
I've used a solution called Pentaho's Data Integration to read my bank statements and create a Xero compatible CSV file. It has a community edition meaning you can download and setup for free. You can also create recurring jobs using windows task scheduler so all our accounts guys have to do is drop the downloaded statement into a folder, then "magically" a formatted file appears, ready for upload.Once the Xero team finally releases this feature, I'll modify my Pentaho integration to push the files into Xero automatically.
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Andrew Tipton commented
I can't think of a more important feature to have in Xero. The complete lack of urgency in addressing this missing API is making me consider whether I need to abandon Xero and move to another platform. I'm dead tired of manually reformatting and importing statements each week.
Seriously - how do we escalate this issue to someone who can make a decision?
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Brett Lester commented
I think that as this was "planned" in January 2014, and it is now September, an update is due. If Xero isn't going to do it, they should say so.
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Hi Everyone,
We will not be providing a further update until we begin active development, and won't provide an ETA other than to say it will not be something we will be working on in the next 3-4 months.
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Colin Geddes commented
Any update on this? Last update was about 6 months ago.
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Anonymous commented
+1 urgent !
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Arief Widyananda commented
Any update on this one? :)
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sysret commented
Hi Xero
Is there any update when this will be started?
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Kenny Johnston commented
Thank you for moving this into planning!
The blog post and additional detail about payment processor handling are appreciated as well (Stripe is among my concerns).
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Andrew Tipton commented
Long overdue, I can't believe this hasn't been a higher priority for you -- perhaps it's because senior management only talks to AU/NZ/UK customers who get the high-quality feeds direct from partner banks?
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sysret commented
this is really a must in order to have a kind of automated process for us people that are not able to use the bank feed feature