Month by month, the bank statement your client holds to Excel and into your ledger

Yes: upload the statement you hold from a bank in Trinidad and Tobago, as a PDF or an Excel file (.xlsx, .xls). Each of the banks below describes in its own help pages how to get its statement. Republic Bank’s guide “Viewing/printing e-statement on RepublicOnline” gives the steps “Click “My Products” (indicated by yellow arrow in the image below)”, “Click “Statements” (indicated by red arrow in the image below)”, “Click the menu for the e-statement you want to view/print (three dots indicated by the red arrow in the image below).” and “Click “Download File” (indicated by the red arrow in the image below).” First Citizens’ page “First Citizens Electronic Statements (eStatement)” gives the steps “Click the “My Services” main tab”, “Click the “Download Account Activity” sub tab”, “Select “PDF” from the “Format Type” dropdown list” and “Click the “Submit” button”. On the same page, First Citizens says “Select the Start and End Dates (one month at a time e.g. to retrieve history for January 2024, please enter 1st January to 31st January 2024)”. Scotiabank Trinidad & Tobago’s page “How to view your electronic statements.” says “Click on the “Statements” tab located below your account summary.” and “then clicking on the "Download PDF"button.” Scotiabank Trinidad & Tobago’s page also says “If your e-statement does not appear, you will have to choose to "always allow" pop-ups from Scotia OnLine and then select the month again.” For RBC Trinidad & Tobago, the video page “Using RBC Digital Banking” on the Caribbean site of RBC Royal Bank says “From the main menu, select Services - Estatements, or simply Estatements if using a mobile device.”, “Select the account and Statement range required, and click on "Search".” and “All available estatements will populate, and you can select the one you need.” ExtractPro returns an Excel file with one transaction per row.