Automated summary
Extracts and structures data from invoices, receipts, bank statements and other financial documents, then categorizes expenses and produces a CSV-ready report.
Strengths
- Explicit field checklists per document type (invoice, receipt, bank/credit card statement, tax document)
- Expense categorization into seven reusable buckets such as software, travel, utilities and professional services
- Pattern detection for recurring subscriptions, duplicate charges, unusual transactions, tax-deductible items and foreign currency fees
- Ready-to-use output template with markdown tables, a CSV block and a flagged-items checklist
Limitations
- No OCR mechanism is described; results depend entirely on text or images the model can already read
- Currency and tax assumptions lean toward USD and US deductions, with no local VAT or conversion rules
- No accounting-grade validation: duplicate and anomaly flags are heuristics that still need human review
Use it when someone hands over an invoice, receipt or statement and wants structured fields, categorized expenses or a CSV export.
Avoid it for official bookkeeping entries, tax filings or any workflow requiring an audit trail and regulatory compliance.
Security analysis
SafeThe skill only provides instructions for parsing and analyzing user-supplied financial documents. It does not declare or use any execution tools, does not instruct destructive actions, data exfiltration, or unsafe commands, and even includes a best practice to mask sensitive account numbers. No meaningful execution risk.
No concerns found
How this analysis is madeExamples
Extract the data from this invoice PDF and give me the line items plus a CSV export.Analyze my bank statement and categorize every transaction, flagging any recurring subscriptions.Here are photos of my travel receipts — pull out merchant, date, amount and category for each one.name: financial-document-parser description: Extract and analyze data from invoices, receipts, bank statements, and financial documents. Categorize expenses, track recurring charges, and generate expense reports. Use when user provides financial PDFs or images.
Financial Document Parser
Extract structured data from financial documents with automatic categorization and analysis.
When to Use This Skill
Activate when the user:
- Provides invoices, receipts, or bank statements
- Asks to "parse this invoice" or "extract data from this receipt"
- Needs expense categorization
- Wants to track spending patterns
- Asks to generate expense reports
- Mentions financial document analysis
- Provides PDF or image of financial documents
Instructions
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Identify Document Type
- Invoice (business to business)
- Receipt (point of sale)
- Bank statement
- Credit card statement
- Expense report
- Tax document
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Extract Core Information
For Invoices:
- Invoice number
- Invoice date and due date
- Vendor/supplier name and contact
- Client/recipient name
- Line items (description, quantity, unit price, total)
- Subtotal, tax, and grand total
- Payment terms
- Payment methods accepted
For Receipts:
- Merchant name and location
- Date and time
- Items purchased
- Individual prices
- Subtotal, tax, total
- Payment method
- Last 4 digits of card (if present)
For Bank/Credit Card Statements:
- Statement period
- Account number (last 4 digits)
- All transactions (date, description, amount, balance)
- Beginning and ending balance
- Total credits and debits
- Fees or interest charges
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Categorize Expenses
- Business expenses: Office supplies, software, equipment
- Travel: Transportation, lodging, meals
- Utilities: Internet, phone, electricity
- Professional services: Legal, accounting, consulting
- Marketing: Advertising, subscriptions
- Entertainment: Client meals, events
- Other: Miscellaneous
-
Identify Patterns
- Recurring charges (subscriptions)
- Duplicate charges
- Unusual or high-value transactions
- Tax-deductible expenses
- Foreign currency transactions
-
Generate Structured Output
- Create CSV-ready format
- Summarize totals by category
- Flag items needing attention
- Calculate tax implications (if relevant)
Output Format
# Financial Document Analysis
## Document Details
- **Type**: Invoice / Receipt / Statement
- **Date**: [Date]
- **Vendor/Merchant**: [Name]
- **Document Number**: [Number]
- **Total Amount**: $X,XXX.XX
## Line Items
| Description | Quantity | Unit Price | Total |
|-------------|----------|------------|-------|
| [Item] | X | $XX.XX | $XX.XX |
## Financial Summary
- **Subtotal**: $X,XXX.XX
- **Tax**: $XXX.XX
- **Total**: $X,XXX.XX
- **Payment Method**: [Method]
## Expense Categorization
| Category | Amount | Items |
|----------|--------|-------|
| Software | $XXX | Slack, GitHub |
| Office | $XX | Supplies |
## Insights
- Tax-deductible business expenses: $X,XXX
- Recurring charges detected: 3 subscriptions ($XXX/month)
- Foreign transaction fees: $XX
## Flagged Items
- [ ] Large expense ($X,XXX) - verify approval
- [ ] Duplicate charge detected on [date]
## Export Data (CSV Format)
```csv
Date,Vendor,Description,Category,Amount,Tax Deductible
2025-01-15,Adobe,Creative Cloud,Software,52.99,Yes
Recommendations
- Track recurring $XXX/month for [subscription]
- Consider negotiating bulk discount with [vendor]
- Set up payment reminder for [invoice due date]
## Examples
**User**: "Extract data from this invoice PDF"
**Response**: Parse PDF → Extract vendor info, line items, totals → Categorize as business expense → Format as structured data → Generate CSV export
**User**: "Analyze my bank statement and categorize expenses"
**Response**: Extract all transactions → Categorize each (dining, software, travel) → Identify recurring charges → Calculate totals by category → Flag unusual transactions → Generate spending report
**User**: "Parse these 10 receipts and create an expense report"
**Response**: Process each receipt → Extract merchant, date, amount, items → Categorize expenses → Calculate totals → Generate consolidated report → Create CSV for expense submission
## Best Practices
- Preserve exact amounts (don't round)
- Maintain currency symbols and formats
- Note when data is unclear or illegible
- Flag suspicious or duplicate transactions
- Provide tax-relevant categorization
- Use standard expense categories
- Generate export-ready formats (CSV, JSON)
- Protect sensitive info (mask account numbers)
- Identify missing information (no date, unclear vendor)
- Calculate totals and verify against document
- Note discrepancies or calculation errors
- Include exchange rates for foreign currency
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