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How We Delete Files
Every bank statement follows a clear lifecycle: upload, process, export, cleanup, and permanent removal. Here is exactly what happens to your files at each step.
File Lifecycle
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Upload File
You upload a PDF bank statement through a secure HTTPS connection. The file enters a temporary processing queue — not a permanent storage archive.
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Conversion Processing
Automated systems extract transactions, dates, amounts, and balances. Processing happens in an isolated session without manual review of statement contents.
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Export Generation
Your chosen format — Excel, CSV, QBO, JSON, or other — is generated and made available for download. You control what happens to exports after download.
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Automatic Cleanup
Scheduled cleanup routines remove the uploaded source file and temporary processing artifacts from our servers once the conversion workflow completes.
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Permanent Removal
After cleanup, bank statement files and intermediate data are no longer accessible on our processing infrastructure. Deletion is designed to be permanent for routine conversion sessions.
Why Automatic Deletion Matters
Financial professionals handle confidential client data daily. Automatic deletion reduces risk by ensuring statements do not accumulate on third-party servers longer than necessary.
You should still apply your own retention policies to any exports saved locally or imported into accounting software.
Frequently Asked Questions
When exactly are files deleted?
Can deletion be triggered manually?
What if I close my browser before downloading?
Are backups of my statements kept?
How does this relate to data retention policy?
Security & Privacy
Learn how we protect sensitive financial documents during conversion.