Chinese VAT invoices and bank statement exports, turned into reviewable outputs

Stop sendingraw Chinese finance filesinto overseas workflows

China Finance Docs turns Chinese VAT invoices into English PDF summaries or Excel exports, and bank statement CSV files into cleaner Excel workbooks, so sellers, operators, and accountants can review the output before it gets handed off.

Why people use it

Chinese invoice PDF arrives, but the overseas accountant cannot read the layout.

Bank statement CSV exports are technically structured, but not bookkeeping-ready.

Teams need something clearer than OCR text and safer than a blind auto-translation.

Live in the product

Built for Amazon FBA sellers, cross-border businesses, and accountants
3 free conversions after signup
30-day file retention policy built into the product
Manual review before final export
3 free conversionsReview before export30-day retention window

Built for handoff

The point is not text extraction. The point is a file the next person can use.

Chinese invoice translation for overseas teams
English PDF output with a review-first workflow
Accountant-ready Excel exports for reconciliation

Sample output

Users should understand the export before they ever sign up

The point is not to promise magic. It is to show the shape of the deliverable: a cleaner report for VAT invoices, and a structured workbook for statement review.

Invoice report

English summary with seller, buyer, invoice date, invoice code, totals, tax, and line-item context.

Statement workbook

Transaction rows kept in tabular form so bookkeepers can sort, filter, and review instead of decoding a raw CSV export.

VAT invoice export preview

English PDF summary

Reference output

China Finance Docs

Chinese VAT Invoice Report

EN PDF

Seller

Jiangsu Example Technology Co., Ltd.

Buyer

Example Commerce LLC

Invoice date

2026-04-10

Total incl. tax

CNY 3,180.00

Line itemTax rate
Consulting service fee6%

Workbook preview

DateDescriptionDebitBalance
2026-04-02Supplier settlement1,200.0018,430.50
2026-04-03Platform payout-26,410.50
2026-04-04Ad spend reimbursement380.0026,030.50

Workflow

A review-first workflow instead of a black-box translation tool

The product is built around upload, extraction, review, and export so users can see where each document turns into a final file.

Step 11

Upload the original document

Start with a Chinese VAT invoice PDF or a bank statement CSV. The app keeps the original attached to the conversion record so you can review it later.

Step 22

Extract and normalize fields

Tencent OCR reads the source. DeepSeek structures the output into dates, company names, invoice totals, line items, and bookkeeping-friendly fields.

Step 33

Review low-confidence fields

You get a review screen that highlights empty fields, suspicious dates, and low-confidence values before export.

Step 44

Export the file your accountant needs

Generate an English PDF summary or Excel export for Chinese VAT invoices, or an Excel workbook for statement reconciliation and bookkeeping.

Why trust the workflow

Credibility comes from visible process, not vague AI promises

This product is easier to trust because the flow is explicit: extract, review, then export. The positioning stays narrow and the output format is visible upfront.

Review before export

The product does not force a blind auto-export. Low-confidence and suspicious fields are meant to be reviewed before the final file is generated.

Built around document handling constraints

Files are stored in the product workflow and the current retention policy is 30 days, which matches the privacy direction already built into the app.

Reference-output positioning

Invoice PDFs are explicitly generated as reference outputs, which makes the scope clearer for overseas accountants and internal finance review.

Supported documents

Narrow scope, but clear outputs

The product does not pretend to support every finance document at once. It focuses on the two flows that matter most right now and keeps the surface easier to understand.

What users actually receive

  • English PDF or Excel output instead of raw extracted text
  • Excel workbook for statement review instead of a flat CSV handoff
  • Flagged fields before export so users can correct mistakes early

Live now

Chinese VAT invoices

Turn Chinese invoice fields into English PDF reports or Excel exports with seller, buyer, amount, tax, and line-item context.

  • Chinese VAT invoice -> English PDF or Excel
  • Review screen for corrections before export
  • Built for accountants and overseas finance teams

Live now

Bank statement CSV

Convert exported bank statement CSV files into structured Excel workbooks that are easier to reconcile and share.

  • Bank statement CSV -> Excel workbook
  • Transaction table preserved for review
  • Designed for bookkeeping handoff

Next in line

Payroll and additional finance docs

The workflow can extend to payroll slips and other China-origin finance documents without changing the review and export model.

  • Same review-first workflow
  • Same export-first positioning
  • Same accountant-ready output direction

Output shape

Outputs designed for review, not just extraction

English PDF report

For VAT invoices, the app produces a cleaner summary that overseas reviewers can read without parsing the original Chinese layout.

Excel workbook

For statements, the output stays in workbook form so reconciliation and handoff are easier than with a raw export.

Pricing

Start free, then upgrade when usage is real

Free

3 conversions after signup

Pay per use

For occasional invoice or statement jobs

Monthly

100 reports per billing cycle for repeat finance ops

Yearly

500-report fair-use cap per billing cycle for steady volume

Popular searches

Search entry pages for high-intent finance document use cases

These pages target the document-specific searches users already make when they need invoice translation, VAT invoice review, or Chinese bank statement conversion.

FAQ

What does the product actually generate today?

Today the product supports Chinese VAT invoice -> English PDF or Excel, and bank statement CSV -> Excel workbook. The review screen lets users correct fields before export.

Who is this for?

The current positioning is cross-border sellers, small businesses, finance teams, and accountants who receive Chinese documents but need outputs their overseas stakeholders can read.

Is this pure translation?

No. The product is designed around document structure and bookkeeping review, not word-for-word translation. That is why the output is a normalized report or workbook instead of just extracted text.

How does pricing work?

The current product offers 3 free conversions, a pay-per-use option, a monthly plan with 100 reports per billing cycle, and a yearly plan with a 500-report fair-use cap per billing cycle. Pricing is exposed in the app and on the pricing page.

China Finance Docs

Chinese finance document conversion for cross-border accounting review and export.