Bank files in, clean rows out.
Drop a camt.053 statement or any CSV export. Filetable suggests the table and the column mapping, shows you the result before anything is written, and turns every line into a row you can match.
Bank statements straight into rows
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Drop the file
Drop a camt.053 XML or a CSV in the drive or on a table — or use Import rows from file in the table toolbar.
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Check the mapping
AI proposes the target table and maps each column. Preview the rows, change any column or map again.
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Import and match
Each line becomes a row. Relation columns then match it — a bank line to the invoice it pays.
What you get
Import camt.053 bank statements and CSV exports. AI picks the table and maps the columns; you check a preview, then each line becomes a row.
camt.053 and CSV
ISO 20022 camt.053 statements, CSV and TSV files with any delimiter, and XML files with repeating records.
No duplicates
Choose a unique column and each line is marked New or Exists before import — repeats inside the file included.
Up to 20,000 rows
One import can create up to 20,000 rows; your plan's row limit is checked before anything is written.
Bank matching, ready-made
The Bank Accountability template links bank lines to supplier invoices by reference, amount and date.
Documents arrive the way they already do: dragged into the drive, forwarded by email, photographed on a phone or imported as a bank file. Filetable takes them in bulk and keeps every original — everything that comes in shows up in Inbound.
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Frequently asked questions
Which banks are supported?
Any bank that exports camt.053 statements — the ISO 20022 standard Swiss banks use — or CSV files.
Does Filetable connect to my bank account?
No. Filetable imports the statement files your bank already gives you; it never holds credentials for your bank.
Can I import other CSV files?
Yes. Any CSV or TSV — a supplier list, a price list, an e-commerce export — goes through the same mapping and preview.
