Convert PDF Bank Statement to MYOB

To import a PDF bank statement into MYOB: convert to CSV using Bank Statement Converter (free), then go to Banking → select account → Import Statement → upload CSV. MYOB maps your transaction columns and adds them to the reconciliation feed. Works for MYOB Business (cloud) and AccountRight (desktop).

Key Benefits

• Convert any Australian or NZ bank PDF to MYOB-compatible CSV in seconds
• Import via Banking → [Account] → Import Statement
• Works with Commonwealth Bank, ANZ, Westpac, NAB, ASB, BNZ, and all AU/NZ banks
• MYOB auto-matches imported transactions with bank rules
• Free, no signup required

How It Works

1. Step 1: Upload your bank statement PDF to Bank Statement Converter
2. Step 2: Select CSV output and download
3. Step 3: In MYOB, go to Banking → select your account → Import Statement
4. Step 4: Upload the CSV and confirm column mapping — Date, Description, Debit, Credit

Frequently Asked Questions

What CSV format does MYOB require for bank import?

MYOB accepts CSV with Date, Description, and either a single Amount column or separate Debit/Credit columns. Bank Statement Converter outputs Debit and Credit columns by default, which MYOB handles correctly.

Does this work with MYOB AccountRight desktop?

Yes. MYOB AccountRight accepts CSV import via Banking → Bank Transactions → Import → Bank Statement. Use the same CSV from Bank Statement Converter for both MYOB Business cloud and AccountRight desktop.

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