Capital on Tap statement to Sage Accounting
Upload the PDF statement Capital on Tap gives you and download a file Sage Accounting imports as a bank statement. The lines are cast and checked against the statement's closing balance before you download.
First 5 pages free. No card, no account until you download.
| Date | Description | Amount | Balance |
|---|---|---|---|
| 02/06/2026 | STRIPE PAYMENTS UK LTD | 1,284.60 | 3,284.60 |
| 02/06/2026 | DD BRITISH GAS | -96.40 | 3,188.20 |
| 03/06/2026 | CARD SCREWFIX 4412 | -212.99 | 2,975.21 |
| 04/06/2026 | FPI J PATEL INV 1042 | 450.00 | 3,425.21 |
| 09/06/2026 | SO RENT UNIT 4 | -850.00 | 2,575.21 |
Example with synthetic figures.
About Capital on Tap statements
Business credit card statements as PDF; totals are checked against the statement balance. PayoutParse reads the printed lines rather than relying on a fixed template, so older layouts and business account variants work the same way.
Importing into Sage Accounting
In Sage Accounting go to Banking > select account > Import statement and choose the downloaded file. Sage imports Date, Reference, Details, Net Amount and Type. The payout split is provided as a separate journal CSV.
When you'd use this instead of a bank feed
Bank feeds cover the last 12 months at most and only from the day you connect them. Historic periods, closed accounts, accounts a client won't connect, and statements handed over as PDFs at year end all need a file import. That is what this is for.
Other formats
Capital on Tap to Xero, Capital on Tap to QuickBooks Online, Capital on Tap to FreeAgent, Capital on Tap to CSV.