Convert Discover statements to
Upload Discover PDF bank statements and export review-ready CSV, QBO, QBD, QIF, or Xero files from the same workflow.
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Drag and drop your bank statements here, or browse files from your computer.
See a real statement turned into a bookkeeping-ready CSV.
Normalized dates, merchant descriptions preserved, categories assigned, and references kept for traceability. Download the samples below to see the full output.
| Date | Description | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| 08/01/2025 | INTUIT *QBO SUBS 795545 Software/Subscription | -$11.93 |
| 08/01/2025 | LAND LEASE PMT ACH 8066971 Rent/Lease | -$854.41 |
| 08/01/2025 | ONLINE TRANSFER TO CHECKING 0284441050 Transfer | -$2,967.42 |
| 08/04/2025 | SHOPIFY*PAYOUT 94601100497 Sales/Income | $1,746.17 |
| 08/05/2025 | ACH DEBIT PROGRESSIVE 04648254155 Insurance | -$280.80 |
| 08/06/2025 | BRANCH DEPOSIT Deposit/Income | $2,362.78 |
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Why Discover statement PDFs still create import work
Discover statements are designed for viewing, not accounting imports. Wesley extracts dates, descriptions, and signed amounts into a reviewable table before you export the file your downstream workflow actually needs.
Discover account activity can be exported in some contexts, but teams still end up needing the official statement PDF when they want a full period, a reviewable source document, or import-specific columns.
- Keep the original PDF as the source of truth while reviewing extracted rows.
- Switch between Generic CSV, QBO CSV, QBD CSV, QIF, and Xero-ready output without re-uploading the file.
- Built for Discover checking, Discover savings, Discover credit card PDFs where the transaction rows are visible on the statement.
What Wesley keeps reviewable from Discover PDFs
Wesley is designed for bookkeepers who need a file they can trust before import. Repeated headers, page breaks, and statement-only formatting stay out of the export while the transaction rows stay visible for review.
- Dates, descriptions, deposits, withdrawals, and references stay in one review flow.
- Signed amounts are preserved before export so cleanup does not move into the accounting system.
- The same upload can be exported for spreadsheet review or accounting import.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I convert a Discover statement PDF to CSV?
Upload the Discover PDF statement to Wesley, review the extracted rows, and download a Generic CSV or switch to QBO, QBD, QIF, or Xero-ready output from the same workflow.
Does Discover offer CSV downloads directly?
Some Discover accounts may let you export recent activity, but those exports often do not line up with a full monthly statement period or the exact columns accounting imports expect. Converting the official PDF statement is safer when you need a complete reviewable file.
Which Discover account types work?
Wesley is designed for Discover checking, Discover savings, Discover credit card statement PDFs. If the PDF shows readable transaction rows, Wesley can extract them into a reviewable table before export.
Can I send the Discover statement output to QuickBooks or Xero?
Yes. Start with Generic CSV if you want spreadsheet review, or switch to QBO, QBD, QIF, or Xero-ready output when you need an accounting-import format.