PDF to Excel

Any financial PDF into a clean Excel workbook — analysis-ready.

Brokerage and investment statements, general ledgers, payroll registers, and other financial documents become a structured workbook — one worksheet per table, the correct columns, no cleanup. Then take the data into whatever tool you already use.

One tab per tableCorrect columns, every time
No cleanupUsable the moment it opens
Any institutionScanned or digital
The Cleanup Tax

Most PDF-to-Excel tools just move the mess into a spreadsheet.

Generic converters read characters, not financial tables — so headers merge, columns split, and a brokerage statement turns into a puzzle. You still spend hours fixing what the tool got wrong before you can start the actual work.

How It Works

Three steps, nothing to fix.

01

Upload

Any brokerage, ledger, or payroll PDF — any firm, any format, scanned or digital.

02

Every table found & transcribed

It locates every table in the document and transcribes each one into its own worksheet, with the correct columns — straight from the source, nothing inferred.

03

Download & analyze

Open a workbook that's ready to use — consistent headers, clean column types, one tab per table. Take it into Excel, IDEA, ACL, or your own model.

The Difference

Built for financial tables, not just any text.

Generic converters
  • Merged headers and split columns
  • One flat dump instead of clean per-table sheets
  • Choke on brokerage and multi-column layouts
  • Hours of cleanup before you can analyze
eFraud Extraction
  • Correct columns, aligned and typed
  • One worksheet per table, automatically
  • Handles brokerage, holdings, income, and fee tables
  • Analysis-ready on arrival — no reformatting
Why It's Different

Forensic-grade extraction, none of the overhead.

Every table, its own sheet

Transactions, holdings, income, fees — each table found in the document lands on its own worksheet with the right columns.

The hard documents, handled

Multi-column brokerage statements and nested sections that defeat generic tools are exactly what the extraction engine is built for.

Straight from the source

Every figure is transcribed from the document — never inferred or estimated. What's in the workbook is what's on the page.

Your tools, your workflow

Clean, consistently structured output drops into Excel, IDEA, ACL, or any model you already run. No lock-in to someone else's dashboard.

Any institution, any format

Scanned or digital, any firm or issuer, any year — no templates to configure and no per-source setup.

Self-serve and per-page

Convert your own files in minutes. Transparent per-page pricing, a free trial to start, and no contract.

Bank & Credit-Card Statements

Statements need verification, not just structure.

Bank and credit-card statements are a different job — there you want reconciliation and a defensible audit trail, not just clean data. The Investigator transcribes and reconciles them into an interactive dashboard, and every report and chart exports to Excel, PDF, PowerPoint, image, or CSV — or download the whole case to Excel.

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Try It

Convert your first documents free.

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eFraud transcribes the tables found in your documents into structured form; figures are taken from the source, not inferred. You remain responsible for reviewing the output before relying on it.

Start your free trial of eFraud Investigator. Convert up to 50 pages of financial PDFs into audit-ready Excel evidence — no credit card required. Enter your details below and you’ll set a password on the next step.

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