Dear all,
I have been an user for some time. I have not found importers for Japan
financial institutions so I wrote my own. I have been using them for my own
ledger with a couple years of data. I've clean up the code and publish them
on Github: https://github.com/rlan/beancount-multitool
The main contribution is how to ingest CSV files from Japan banks and
credit card. The transaction categorization is not yet published, but I use
regular expressions.
Best Regards,
Rick
Introduction:
Beancount Multitool is a collection of command-line Python scripts that
reads financial data from financial institutions and converts them to
Beancount files.
The following banks are supported:
- Japan
- JA Bank <https://www.jabank.jp/>
- Rakuten Card <https://www.rakuten-card.co.jp/>
- Rakuten Bank <https://www.rakuten-bank.co.jp/>
- SBI Shinsei Bank <https://www.sbishinseibank.co.jp/>
What these scripts *can* do:
- Read raw CSV files downloaded from each institution's website.
- Label debit and credit transactions to respective account types.
- Debit: Expenses:JP:Unknown:NameOfInstitution
- Credit: Income:JP:Unknown:NameOfInstitution
What these scripts *can not* (yet) do:
- Label transactions with different sub-accounts, e.g.,
Expenses:JP:Food:Grocery or Expenses:JP:Food:Restaurant.
How to use these scripts in my workflow?
1. Download the raw CSV files from a financial institutions.
2. Run the matching script.
3. Include the output.bean file in my ledger.
4. Manually edit that Beancount file to my needs.
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