Export guide

Export an ASB statement

SmartStatement reads ASB PDF statements directly, and FastNet Classic also exports CSV. Either file imports the same way and syncs to a Google Sheet you own.

PDFCSVBoth import the same way.
  1. Step 1

    Log in to ASB FastNet Classic on a computer

    The desktop site carries the full download options. A phone can show transactions but will not always hand you a file.

    Illustration of the ASB FastNet Classic login screen with the log in button highlighted

    Illustration, not a screenshot. Your bank's screen may differ.

  2. Step 2

    Open the account, then Export or Statements

    Export gives you a CSV for the dates you pick. Statements holds the PDF ASB issued for each month.

    Illustration of ASB FastNet Classic: the account view with the Export link and Statements tab highlighted

    Illustration, not a screenshot. Your bank's screen may differ.

  3. Step 3

    Download the file, then import it in SmartStatement

    Save it to iCloud Drive or Files. Open SmartStatement, tap Import Statement, and choose the file you just downloaded.

    Illustration of an ASB export dialog with CSV chosen and the Download button highlighted

    Illustration, not a screenshot. Your bank's screen may differ.

Before you export

  • Pick CSV, not XLSX or OFX.
  • Credit card statements are separate downloads.
  • Choose the whole period you want to reconcile before exporting.

Last step

Import into SmartStatement

Tap Import Statement, pick the file, approve the categories it suggests, then sync the approved rows to a Google Sheet in your own Drive.

Import Statement screen with the bank list open