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File import · Switzerland

Deutsche Bank (Suisse) accounting integration

Import your Deutsche Bank (Suisse) statements in Sway as PDF, camt.053 or CSV. Sway reads every line, ready to code, match and export.

  • Sway never moves money on its own
  • Sway stores customer data in Switzerland
Deutsche Bank (Suisse) statements reach Sway as a file import: PDF, camt.053 or CSV.
At a glance

What Sway reads from Deutsche Bank (Suisse).

With a manual bank account and a file import. The table lists what a statement brings to Sway.

Deutsche Bank (Suisse) in Sway: what each route reads
Product · featureManual · file import
Account informationListYou enter them
Account informationDetailsYou enter them
BalancesClosingFrom the statement
TransactionsHistoryFrom the statement
Bank statementsXML file (camt.053)You import it
Bank statementsPDF fileImport, AI reading
Set up

Import Deutsche Bank (Suisse) statements in three steps.

Every bank works by file import: a manual bank account in Sway takes your Deutsche Bank (Suisse) statements.

In Sway

What Sway does with your Deutsche Bank (Suisse) data.

Every Deutsche Bank (Suisse) line lands in one bank account in Sway, then moves through the same steps as every other bank.

Coded, line by line

Sway proposes the account and the VAT code for each Deutsche Bank (Suisse) line, with a one-line reason. You review the lines that it flags.

Statements that balance

Sway checks each statement from Deutsche Bank (Suisse): the opening balance plus the lines equals the closing balance.

Matched with invoices

A client payment meets its open invoice, and Sway links the two.

Exported to your tool

Export the coded Deutsche Bank (Suisse) lines to the accounting tool that you already use.

Questions

Deutsche Bank (Suisse) and Sway, in short.

The full answers sit in the FAQ.

All questions
Where does Sway store my Deutsche Bank (Suisse) data?

Sway stores customer data in Switzerland.

Connect Deutsche Bank (Suisse) to your books.

Create an account, import a Deutsche Bank (Suisse) statement, and see your first coded lines in Sway.

Or open the demo workspace, no sign-up