Brokerage · Excel · CSVFidelity Statement to Excel Converter
Convert Fidelity brokerage account statement PDFs into clean, structured Excel spreadsheets. FlowParse reads the Fidelity statement layout — the account summary and change in account value, the holdings section, and the activity detail of trades, dividends, interest, transfers and fees — and rebuilds every line as an editable row with date, security, quantity, price and amount.
Scanned or digital · multi-page · every line preserved · review before export
Fidelity gives you a monthly or quarterly PDF, but tax prep, portfolio tracking and bookkeeping all want structured data. Re-keying a quarter of trades and distributions by hand is slow and error-prone — and a single mistyped cost basis throws off your capital-gains math.
Upload the statement, let the AI extract every line in seconds, review the editable preview, and export to Excel or CSV — with buys, sells, dividends and fees labelled so the data is ready for analysis or your tax software.
AI extraction, no templates
Reads this layout with no per-provider setup.
Labelled by type
Trades, income, transfers and fees kept distinct.
Every field preserved
Date, description, amount and every detail, 1:1.
Totals checked
Line items tie back to the statement summary.
What FlowParse extracts from a Fidelity statement
A Fidelity brokerage statement opens with an account summary — beginning and ending value and the change in account value — followed by a holdings section and a detailed activity log of trades, dividends, interest, transfers and fees. FlowParse extracts the summary figures and every activity line: date, activity type, security and symbol, quantity, price and the signed cash amount.
Everything printed is preserved. Buys and sells are labelled distinctly from income and fees, the security and symbol stay attached to each row, and cash impact is signed consistently so deposits and proceeds are positive while purchases and fees are negative.
| Field | Captured in the export |
|---|---|
| Date | Trade / settlement / activity date, normalised |
| Activity | Buy, sell, dividend, interest, transfer or fee |
| Security | Security name and symbol, verbatim |
| Quantity | Shares or units transacted |
| Price | Per-unit price where the statement prints it |
| Amount | Signed cash impact (debits −, credits +) |
Why a brokerage statement is harder than a bank statement
A bank statement is a single column of debits and credits. A brokerage statement mixes several record types in one document — positions with market values, executed trades with quantity and price, cash distributions like dividends and interest, and fees — often spread across many pages on a quarterly cycle.
FlowParse reads each record type for what it is rather than flattening everything into one undifferentiated table, so trades keep their quantity and price, income keeps its category, and the export is genuinely usable for portfolio analysis and tax, not just a transcription.
New to this? Read the guide on how to extract transactions from a PDF.
From PDF to clean data in three steps
1 · Upload the PDF
Drop one statement or many — digital or scanned, any number of pages.
2 · AI extracts & labels
Every line is read, labelled by type, amounts signed, weak pages retried.
3 · Review & export
Check the editable preview, then download Excel, CSV, QBO, OFX or Xero.
Convert to the format you actually need
The same extraction powers every export, so you only convert once and choose the output your next tool expects — a spreadsheet to analyse, a CSV for tax software, or a bank-feed file for your accounting tool.
| Format | Best for |
|---|---|
| Excel (.xlsx) | Analysis, totals and tax prep — clean line-item sheet |
| CSV | Importing into any tool, tax software or spreadsheet |
| .QBO / .OFX | QuickBooks & other accounting tools (cash activity) |
| Xero CSV | Xero's import & reconciliation |
Related: PDF to CSV, Bank Statement to Excel, Xero.
Built for tax season
The most common reason to convert a Fidelity statement is tax. Realised gains need each buy and sell with dates and amounts; dividend and interest income needs to be totalled by type. Doing that by hand across a year of statements is exactly the kind of slow, error-prone work that creates mistakes on a return.
FlowParse turns the PDFs into a clean activity sheet you can sort, total and filter — or hand straight to your accountant or tax software — so the numbers behind your gains and income are accurate and traceable to the source statement.
Fidelity to Excel, CSV or your accounting tool
The same extraction powers every export. Take your Fidelity data to Excel for portfolio analysis and tax prep, CSV for importing into tax software or a spreadsheet, or a .QBO/.OFX and Xero-ready CSV for the cash side of the account in your books.
That fits whether you're an individual investor tracking performance, preparing a tax return, or an accountant bringing a client's investment activity into the picture for the year.
Convert a year of Fidelity statements at once
Quarterly statements add up fast. With Smart Merge you can upload up to 100 Fidelity PDFs — across accounts and periods — and consolidate them into a single Excel with one unified activity sheet, duplicate detection across overlapping periods, and a source reference on every row.
That turns a year of brokerage activity into one analysis-ready workbook in minutes instead of opening and stitching each statement by hand.
Your financial data stays private
Account and transaction statements are sensitive documents. FlowParse is built so converting one never puts it at risk.
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