Bring the records together.
Review a folder of bank and credit-card statements. Import PDFs, spreadsheets, CSVs, and XML / OFX bank exports.
Turn stacks of financial statements into a clearer picture. Spot unusual activity, explore the details, and keep the evidence close.
Built for the questions
that deserve a closer look.
Look closer at the activity that matters.
| Date | Vendor / description | Cardholder | Amount | Review signal |
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Sample data, not a live audit. A flag is a starting point for review, not a finding.
Attorneys
Forensic accountants
Financial investigators
A practical path from scattered source files to organized transactions and reviewable reports.
Review a folder of bank and credit-card statements. Import PDFs, spreadsheets, CSVs, and XML / OFX bank exports.
Normalize vendors, categorize spending, and identify cardholders. Anomaly detection and rule-based signals highlight activity for closer review.
Export an Excel report with flagged transactions, spending summaries, and extraction-quality details. Trace the work back to its source.
Keep a local catalog of scanned files and transactions. Combine vendor, purchaser, amount, and date searches, inspect source details, and export results to CSV.
who:doe amount:>1000 date:2024Narrow a review to hidden assets and transfers, gambling, lifestyle spending, P2P and cash apps, or Cannabis / CBD activity.
Look for repeated round-dollar amounts and potential structuring patterns alongside unusual amounts, rare vendors, and keyword signals.
Package original statements linked to selected transactions, with SHA-256 hashes and a manifest to support evidence review.
Source statements / Hashes / ManifestStatements, extracted transactions, reports, and Case Vault data stay on your computer. Online services support sign-in, licensing, and updates; they do not receive your statement contents.
Every edition includes statement extraction, categorization, anomaly flagging, and Excel reporting. All prices are USD, per licensed user. Pay annually upfront and save 10%.
$50 / user / month
or $540 / user / year, paid upfront
Save $60 annually.
For focused statement review.
$95 / user / month
or $1,026 / user / year, paid upfront
Save $114 annually.
For deeper, ongoing investigations.
$150 / user / month
or $1,620 / user / year, paid upfront
Save $180 annually.
For source-backed evidence preparation.
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A step-by-step practice guide covering source verification, anomaly screening, deeper investigation, and evidence preparation for forensic accounting and legal teams.
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Save local cases and audit presets. Review transactions beside original values, preview PDF source pages, record corrections and notes without changing originals, apply category rules, inspect import quality, and create password-encrypted backups. Check statement balances and period coverage using reviewer-supplied metadata. Duplicate candidates remain for human review.
Everything in Standard, plus explicit account mappings and vendor aliases, transfer and recurring-payment candidates, observed monthly comparisons, structuring and round-dollar detectors, advanced Case Vault search, and reusable investigation presets.
Everything in Professional, plus chronological evidence timelines, customized printable review reports, numbered exhibits, versioned evidence packages, exportable reviewer history, and analysis records with original hashes and run options.
Security, source verification, accuracy checks, and basic review history are included in every edition. Existing case records stay readable and exportable after downgrade or expiry. Working cases remain local and require appropriate PC protection; only backup archives are password-encrypted. Statement-balance checks require source balances and sign conventions; a match does not prove complete extraction. Candidate matches require independent verification. Local history and hashes are not trusted timestamps or legal certification.