How to download a Bank of Ireland eStatement
In 365 online
- Log in and select an account to open the transactions screen.
- Select Statements.
- Choose a statement to open or save it as a PDF.
In the Bank of Ireland app
- Tap an account to open the transactions screen.
- Select Statements.
- Choose a statement to open or save it to your device.
eStatements contain the same transaction information as paper statements, and come monthly, quarterly or yearly depending on the account. Credit card statements are monthly.
Bank of Ireland's CSV export and its limits
In 365 online, select the account and click Export your transaction history. You can search up to 12 months of account transactions. Business On Line customers can download reports as PDF, or as CSV at a higher access level.
The gaps:
- Credit cards can't be exported. Bank of Ireland says there's currently no option to export credit card transactions.
- 12 months of search. Anything older is in your eStatements.
- It's not the statement. Lenders, accountants and auditors usually want the statement period with its balances.
Converting a Bank of Ireland PDF statement
- Upload one or more Bank of Ireland eStatements, including credit card statements. Batch upload handles a year of monthly statements at once.
- Pick the output: Excel, CSV, JSON, Xero CSV, or QuickBooks 3- or 4-column CSV.
- Download one transaction per row, with date, description, amounts and balance in separate columns.
Dates stay day-first and amounts stay in euro. For credit cards, use the credit card statement converter.
Getting Bank of Ireland data into Xero or QuickBooks
- Xero: choose Xero CSV and import it as a bank statement for the matching account.
- QuickBooks: choose the 3- or 4-column CSV and upload it from file.