Coded, line by line
Sway proposes the account and the VAT code for each Qonto line, with a one-line reason. You review the lines that it flags.
Connect your Qonto accounts to Sway through Open Banking EU: Sway reads balances and transactions, ready to code, match and export.
Live through Open Banking EU, or with a manual bank account and a file import. The table compares the two routes.
| Product · feature | Live · Open Banking EU | Manual · file import |
|---|---|---|
| Read-access managementMultiple consents | Yes | No |
| Read-access managementFlow with redirection | Yes | No |
| Account informationList | Yes | You enter them |
| Account informationDetails | Yes | You enter them |
| BalancesIntraday | Yes | No |
| BalancesClosing | Yes | From the statement |
| TransactionsIntraday | Yes | No |
| TransactionsHistory | Yes | From the statement |
| Bank statementsXML file (camt.053) | No | You import it |
| Bank statementsPDF file | No | Import, AI reading |
You need Qonto e-banking access with the right to approve Open Banking. The consent stays yours: revoke it in Qonto e-banking or in Sway at any time.
Every Qonto line lands in one bank account in Sway, then moves through the same steps as every other bank.
Sway proposes the account and the VAT code for each Qonto line, with a one-line reason. You review the lines that it flags.
Sway checks each statement from Qonto: the opening balance plus the lines equals the closing balance.
A client payment meets its open invoice, and Sway links the two.
Export the coded Qonto lines to the accounting tool that you already use.
Create an account, approve the connection at Qonto, and see your first coded statement in Sway.
Or open the demo workspace, no sign-up