Transfer transactions and credit card operations from various MS Money, Quicken and QuickBooks formats to PDF with this intuitive application.
- Bank2PDF
- Version :3.0.0.2
- License :Demo
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :ProperSoft
Bank2PDF Description
Bank2PDF is a flexible tool that can save financial transactions in various formats to PDFs. The program is designed to allow transferring bank statements to more popular formats.
Very easy to use for newcomers
Anyone dealing with specialized financial file formats (e.g. QFX and QBO) will benefit from this application. One could say that the core function of this resource is to convert files that store financial data to the more commonly-used PDF format.
The application comes with an intuitive interface, which newcomers will find very easy to work with. There are very few menu items that can be overlooked for the duration of the conversion process as all the necessary functions are well-represented by buttons. A tabbed main window allows one to browse the original transactions within the source file.
Displays all the data inside source documents
Once a valid financial file has been selected (supported formats are: QFX, QBO, OFX, QIF, OFC and ASO), all the statements inside are displayed in the main list. One of the nice touches is that users can select which entries to transfer to the output PDF file. Loading multiple source documents is supported.
All the data inside the source file is clearly displayed under the appropriate column name. This allows one to quickly check essential information (e.g. the transaction date or the currency used).
Creates PDFs with the selected statements
Once all the necessary items have been flagged for conversion, the software allows users to preview the final document. The preview function is essential in weeding out errors before actually converting files. Once the “Convert” button is used and the destination path is specified, the output PDF is created.
Summing up, Bank2PDF is a good tool for anyone in need of a PDF converter for specialized financial documents.