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Convert Bendigo Bank statements to Excel

Drop in a Bendigo PDF and download a clean Excel file in seconds. Built for Australian bookkeepers and accountants.

About Bendigo statements

Bendigo Bank is Australia's largest community-owned banking group, serving around 2.4 million customers through its distinctive Community Bank branch model and digital channels. Bendigo's e-Banking platform exports PDF statements for personal accounts, business accounts, and the popular Bendigo Easy Saver and Piggy Saver products. The statement format is straightforward — Date, Description, Withdrawal, Deposit, and Balance columns — though slightly older than the layouts used by the big-four banks, with narrower columns and a more compact typeface. Multi-page statements include the Bendigo Bank logo and branch contact details in the footer of every page, which must be filtered out during parsing. Bendigo customers tend to be regionally-based small businesses, primary producers, and community organisations, making accurate statement conversion important for end-of-quarter BAS preparation and rural accountant workflows. Our converter handles Bendigo's older PDF layout reliably, strips the per-page branch footer, joins multi-page statements into one continuous transaction list, preserves the Australian DD/MM/YYYY date format, and exports clean files into every major Australian accounting package. Country accountants and bookkeepers serving Bendigo customers will recover hours every month from no longer typing transactions manually.

Catching up on Bendigo statements?

A backlog of Bendigo PDFs — a new client who's behind, or the months before a bank feed starts — is the job Ledger Pilot is built for.

• Months or years of statements at once

  Upload up to 50 PDFs in one batch on the Business plan and get a separate result for each statement, each with its own reconciliation check.

• Combined PDFs split for you

  When a file holds several statements, we can split it where each one prints its own statement period and convert them separately. If the boundaries aren't clear, we tell you rather than guess.

• Scanned statements

  If our standard parser can't verify a statement — a scan, or a layout we don't recognise yet — it can be read with AI-assisted extraction (PDFs up to 30 pages). We only use that result if it adds up, and we tell you when it was used.

• Checked to the cent

  Every statement is checked from its opening balance to its closing balance. If the numbers don't add up — a missing page, say — you see it before anything reaches your ledger.

Bigger backlog than your monthly pages? One-off catch-up packs add 2,000 or 5,000 page credits without changing your plan. Step-by-step help is in our guides, and how statement data is handled is on our Security page.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get a PDF statement from Bendigo Bank?

Sign in to Bendigo e-Banking, choose the account, click "Statements", select the period, and download as PDF. Up to seven years of statements are available.

Does this support the Community Bank-branded statements?

Yes. Community Bank branches issue statements under the standard Bendigo and Adelaide Bank format — fully supported.

My Bendigo statement uses "Particulars" instead of "Description". Is that a problem?

No. Our parser detects both column header conventions automatically and maps them to a consistent "Description" field in the output.

Can I import a Bendigo statement into MYOB?

Yes. Choose MYOB as the export format to get a QIF file, then import it in MYOB AccountRight via Banking > Get Statement.

Can I convert multiple Bendigo statements at once?

Yes — batch upload is available on the Business plan. Upload up to 50 Bendigo PDFs in one go (15 MB each, one bank per batch) and get a separate converted file for each statement, with a reconciliation check per file.

Is there a file size limit for Bendigo statements?

Yes. You can upload Bendigo PDF statements up to 15 MB. Almost all Bendigo statements — even multi-page or scanned ones — fall comfortably within this limit.