Documents Overview
Documents centralize statements, receipts, and contracts—upload or auto-fetch, convert PDFs to CSV, and stay in sync with Reconciliations.
How to Access Documents in Digits
Click Documents in the left menu.
From here, you can:
Click Upload Document (top right) to add files.
Use Search, Filters, Sort, and switch List/Grid views (icons in the top right).

How Documents Get into Digits
Manual uploads
Upload PDFs, images, and other document types—ideal for receipts, vendor contracts, or treasury reports.
Ledger attachments
Any file attached to a transaction (e.g., a receipt/invoice) is automatically added to Documents.
Auto-fetch via Plaid (U.S. banks/cards)
When you connect an account through Plaid, Digits automatically pulls official bank statements into Documents—no uploads needed.
Currently supported include (not exhaustive): Wells Fargo, Bank of America, U.S. Bank, Citibank Online, Navy Federal Credit Union, Regions Bank, Fifth Third Bank, Huntington Bank, Truist, Acorns, Mercury, Meow, Slash, Chariot, Parker, Klutch, Spruce, Double Finance, Mass Finance Inc., GuideStone Financial Resources, Dappr, Crew Finance, Percapita Group, Cogent Bank (Personal & Business), Atlas, Safra National Bank, American Bank (TX), and CCBank (Business & Personal).
Automatic sync between Reconciliations and Documents
Any statement uploaded in Reconciliations is also added to Documents.
Any statement added in Documents is automatically matched to a reconciliation when possible.
Downloading a PDF as CSV
Open Documents.
Click the menu next to a document (or open the document detail page).
If supported, click Download CSV to export.
Viewing Linked Transactions
When you click on a document, a file info panel appears on the right side. If linked to a transaction(s), you’ll see a Linked Transactions section showing:
Transaction date
Transaction amount
Clicking the transaction takes you directly to its details page in the Ledger.

Frequently Asked Questions
Still need help? Contact [email protected] and include the file details—we’re happy to troubleshoot.
