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Electronic bank statements

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  • 15-10-2007 3:35pm
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    555
    Registered Users Posts: 45 ✭


    Howdy. Do you guys know if any Irish banks provide machine readable electronic statement in, for example, QIF or OFX format? I'd like to import the statement data into an accounting package?

    Thanks,
    ct


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    Hitchhiker's Guide to...
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    tbh, i'd suggest contacting the bank in question. Haven't heard of it.


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    homer911
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    National Irish Bank will let you save your statements as XML or CSV


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    BeautifulLoser
    Registered Users Posts: 147 ✭✭BeautifulLoser


    I've worked on similar projects before..

    All Irish banks will give you an electronic statement.
    Most files conform to the same fixed file format..each file has a header record of 80 bytes etc.


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    555
    Registered Users Posts: 45 ✭555


    BeautifulLoser wrote: »
    I've worked on similar projects before..
    All Irish banks will give you an electronic statement.
    Most files conform to the same fixed file format..each file has a header record of 80 bytes etc.

    Interesting. How do you go about requesting such a feed from, say, AIB?

    Thanks for the help,
    ct


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    BeautifulLoser
    Registered Users Posts: 147 ✭✭BeautifulLoser


    555 wrote: »
    Interesting. How do you go about requesting such a feed from, say, AIB?

    Thanks for the help,
    ct

    Just contact the IT department which is in the BankCentre in Ballsbridge. You'll get passsed around for a while but you should eventually get to someone who can help you out.


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