For tax and finance professionals
Stop waiting on PDFs and shoeboxes. Invite a client once, they connect their bank in about a minute, and two years of categorized transaction history lands in your workspace, then keeps itself current, every day.
We are connected to approximately 10,000 US financial institutions through Plaid, covering almost 84% of all banks and credit unions in the country.


A few of the 9,700+ US banks, credit unions, brokerages and card issuers your clients can connect.
One email, sent from your practice with your name and colors on it. No account for them to create.
They sign in on their bank's own screen. You never see their credentials, and the feed is read-only.
Two years back, categorized by your own rules, refreshed daily. Export to CSV whenever you need it.
Rules
Write a rule once: a merchant, a word on the bank statement, an amount, for one client or for all of them. New transactions are filed as they arrive, one click re-runs your rules over the history you already have, and anything you set by hand stays as you left it.

Reports
Pick a client and a period, and see money in, money out and the net for every category on your chart of accounts. Download the totals as a CSV file, or every transaction as an Excel workbook.

Clients
Each client's banks, accounts and transactions sit together, with the time each connection last brought in new ones. If a connection breaks, Statements emails your client how to reconnect, and your practice is copied.

Transactions in, nothing out. Nobody can move money, make payments, or change a client's account.
Bank sign-in happens on the bank's own page via Plaid. Neither you nor we ever see the password.
Every login needs an authenticator code, not just a password. It isn't optional.
Every practice's information is totally isolated from every other, for regulatory and compliance purposes. One firm can never see another's clients or transactions.
All data is encrypted in transit and at rest, so client information stays protected everywhere it travels and everywhere it is stored.