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How the transactions list works

Bank, Transactions lists the money in and out of your connected bank accounts. Each line is Matched or Unmatched. Filter, search and export it, and match each line from its menu.

Software
Skileo Accounting
Who can do this
Business owner, Member
Updated

Open the list

Open Bank in the menu of Accounting, then Transactions. The list shows the transactions of your connected accounts, the latest first.

Transactions come from your bank only: you can’t add one by hand. See Get the latest bank transactions.

What you see in the list

Each line shows:

  • Date.
  • Amount: in green for money in, in red with a minus sign for money out.
  • Recipient / Sender: who paid you, or whom you paid, when your bank gives it.
  • Description: the bank’s label.
  • Bank: the name of your bank account.
  • Currency.
  • Status: Matched when the line is linked to an invoice, expense or income, else Unmatched.

Click a column title to sort the list by it. Use the column button to show or hide columns.

Find a transaction

  • Click Search and type part of the description or of a name.
  • Click Show filters to filter by Transaction date range, Bank account, Currency, Match status, Transaction type (Income or Expense) or Amount. Amounts of money out are negative: to find a payment of 50, type -50.

What you can do from a line

Click the actions button (⋮) at the end of a line:

Export the list

  1. Filter the list if you need to.
  2. Click Export, tick the columns you want and click Confirm.

Skileo downloads a CSV file with the transactions of the list as it is filtered.

Common questions

Why is the list empty?

No bank account is connected yet, or none has been synced. See Connect a bank account.

Can I hide a transaction I don't need to match?

No. A transaction is matched or unmatched. Delete it if you don’t need it: it won’t be fetched again.

Where do I see what is left to match?

Filter Match status on Unmatched. On the Dashboard of Accounting, the To reconcile card also counts them.