Reads any format
Bank files, ERP exports, PDF statements, or an odd spreadsheet layout — Translate works out the columns, dates, and amounts for you.
In developmentData layer
One language for all your financial data.
Every system speaks its own dialect — different file layouts, account names, currencies, and categories. Translate reads any of it and turns it into the structure your tools expect. The AI proposes how to map it; you approve before anything is used.
What it does
Messy financial data in. Clean, consistent data out.
Maps to your structure
Line up incoming fields with your own accounts, categories, and naming — then reuse that mapping every time.
You approve every change
The AI proposes the translation and explains its reasoning. Nothing is applied until you confirm it.
You stay in control.The AI suggests how to translate your data, but nothing is applied until you review and approve the mapping — and it's saved so you only do it once.
What it translates
The differences that slow everything down
File formats
CSV, PDF, and the many ways exports are laid out.
Account names
Map any chart of accounts to yours, once.
Categories
Translate someone else's labels into your own.
Currencies
Normalize amounts and symbols across regions.
Dates & numbers
Different date orders and decimal styles, sorted.
Languages
Read statements and labels in other languages.
How it works
From any format to yours in three steps
- 1
Bring your data
Drop in a file from any bank, system, or spreadsheet — no template required.
- 2
Review the translation
Translate proposes how each field maps to your structure, with its reasoning shown.
- 3
Approve and export
Confirm the mapping and send clean, consistent data on to your tools. The mapping is saved for next time.
Get early access to Translate
Translate enters early access in summer 2027. Add your email and we'll reach out the moment it opens.