AI-Powered Extraction
Why it matters
Credit card statements pack a different set of fields than a checking account statement — minimum payment, due date, credit limit, APR — plus a transaction list. Credit card statement extraction pulls all of that into structured data automatically.
This is especially useful for expense management: instead of employees manually entering card transactions, Airparser extracts the full transaction list ready to feed into your expense tool.
Three steps, zero setup
Upload PDF statements, forward emails, or use our API. Process a single statement or batch upload a whole team's card statements at once.
Our AI reads the statement content, understands cardholder and transaction structure, and extracts structured data using LLM technology.
Export natively to Excel, CSV, or JSON — or push data to your expense tool via API, Zapier, Make, n8n, or webhooks.
Grouped from a typical credit card statement — actual fields depend on what your statement includes.
| Field | Type | Example |
|---|---|---|
| cardholderName | string | Jane Doe |
| cardNumberLast4 | string | 4471 |
| issuerName | string | American Express |
| statementDate | date | 2026-07-25 |
| paymentDueDate | date | 2026-08-19 |
| minimumPayment | currency | $35.00 |
| statementBalance | currency | $1,240.55 |
| creditLimit | currency | $10,000.00 |
| apr | percentage | 21.99% |
| transactions[] | array | { date, merchant, amount } |
| category | enum (custom field) | Travel, Meals, Software, Office… |
Every line item extracted, ready to feed into your expense management workflow.
Define an enum field in your extraction schema (Travel, Meals, Software…) and have every transaction categorized automatically.
Built for statements with dense, multi-column transaction tables.
Upload a whole team's card statements in one batch instead of one at a time.
What our customers say
Our AI is designed to handle dense, multi-column transaction tables using the Vision LLM engine, extracting each line item accurately even on long statements.
Yes. Add an enum field to your extraction schema (for example Travel, Meals, Software, Office) and Airparser's AI will classify each transaction into one of those categories as it extracts the data.
Yes. Since you define the extraction schema yourself, you can set it up to capture multiple cardholders and their individual transactions from a single consolidated statement.
Excel, CSV, and JSON are native export formats. For direct integration with an expense tool, export via API, Zapier, Make, n8n, or webhooks.
All data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and we never use your statements to train our models. Airparser only extracts what's printed on the statement — it never handles full card numbers or CVV codes, since those aren't present on a statement.
Learn more about our security measuresYes, retention is configurable from immediate deletion up to 180 days.