CSV and Excel import
Export transactions from your bank as CSV or Excel and upload them — the format BrickTrack expects, and what happens with rows it can't parse.
Most Australian banks export a usable CSV or Excel file straight from online banking — you don't need to reformat it first for a standard export.
Rows BrickTrack can't parse
A handful of rows sometimes fail to import cleanly, usually because a date or amount field doesn't parse the way the rest of the file does. Failed rows are reported individually rather than silently dropped, so you can see exactly which lines need a manual fix and re-upload just those.
Preview before it commits
Nothing is added to your records until you confirm the import at the preview step. That's also where any duplicate rows against your existing transactions get flagged for review — see importing your transactions for how that works.
More than one bank account
Upload each account's export separately and assign the property (or split) for each. There's no limit tied to which bank the file came from.