Fifth Third closed its acquisition of Comerica on February 1, 2026, which puts a system conversion between you and your own history. Statement PDFs are unaffected. Upload them here and get every transaction as a spreadsheet row with the running balance intact. Start free, no credit card.
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Download the statement PDF from Comerica Web Banking, upload it above, and choose XLSX or CSV. Each transaction becomes a row with the posting date, description, signed amount and running balance in separate columns, so the sheet ties back to the closing balance printed on the statement. Several months can be uploaded together and come back as one continuous sheet in date order.
Comerica is a major US business bank, long concentrated in Texas, Michigan, California, Arizona and Florida. Fifth Third completed its acquisition on February 1, 2026, and a merger of that size makes the usual export routes less dependable exactly when people need them most.
When two banks combine, online banking access, download tools and account numbering all move on the acquirer's timetable. The PDF statements you already saved do not move at all.
Accounting software connections are tied to the institution record. A conversion is the classic moment a feed stops importing and has to be removed and re-authorized, leaving a gap in the books.
Once re-authorized, a connection imports forward from that day. Every month before it still has to come from the statements.
Comerica's published QuickBooks Online Banking agreement priced the connection at $10.95 a month for small business accounts, and $20.95 with Bill Pay. Paying for it never rebuilt the past anyway.
The activity view exports a recent window. The official monthly statement, the one an auditor or lender will accept, is a PDF document.
A Comerica business client forwards a statement, not a login. There is no download button on your side of that email.
Upload the official statement and get a clean, tied-out table back, whatever is happening to the bank behind it.
Comerica business checking, Platinum Circle Checking, personal checking, savings and money market statements parse correctly, including multi-page statements carrying analysis fees.
The balance column comes off the statement, so the last row matches the printed closing balance and you can prove nothing was dropped.
Nothing connects to the bank, so a saved PDF from a prior year or an account that no longer exists converts exactly like a current one.
Upload twelve statements at once and get one continuous sheet in date order rather than twelve files to stitch together.
Take a spreadsheet for analysis or an import file for QuickBooks, Quicken, Xero or Wave from the same upload.
Statements carry account numbers. Uploads use 256-bit encryption and you can delete files whenever you want.
Nothing to install and no credit card to start.
Pull the PDF statements for the months you need. If a conversion is limiting what you can reach online, save everything available now.
Tip: Save the full year while you can reach it.
Drag the PDFs into the box above. Mixed account types in one batch are fine.
Tip: Statements come back merged in date order.
Save as XLSX or CSV, then check the final balance against the statement closing balance before importing anywhere.
Tip: A matching balance proves the extraction is complete.
Comerica built its business on middle market commercial banking, so most of these statements belong to companies rather than consumers. That is also why the conversion work tends to arrive with a deadline attached.
Rebuild months a broken feed skipped during the conversion, without asking the client for another login.
Assemble a full year of business activity for a return when online access only reaches a recent window.
Consolidate several operating accounts into one cash view where the balances tie to the statements.
Test a transaction population against the statement itself rather than an export that may have missed a period.
Turn a borrower's statement package into a table where deposit averages and low balance days can be computed.
Get spend into a spreadsheet for a budget or a board pack without paying a monthly fee to move your own data.
Fifth Third Bancorp announced the acquisition of Comerica in October 2025 and closed it on February 1, 2026, in an all-stock transaction, with each Comerica share converting into 1.8663 Fifth Third shares. The combined bank holds roughly $294 billion in assets. Comerica shareholders were paid in stock; Comerica customers get a systems conversion.
Practically, that means three things for anyone responsible for the books. Online banking access and download tools move to the acquirer's platform on the acquirer's schedule. Accounting software connections tied to the old institution record stop importing and have to be rebuilt. And a rebuilt connection imports forward only, so any month it skipped stays missing until somebody sources it from the statements. Save the PDFs you can reach now, because a statement archive is the one record a conversion cannot disturb.
Comerica Web Banking lets you export recent account activity, which is fine for a current-month check. It is not enough for a tax year, a loan package, or a cleanup, because the activity window is far shorter than the statement archive and the export usually drops the running balance. For anything historical or anything that has to reconcile, download the statement PDFs and convert those instead.
Every statement produces the same layout regardless of which Comerica account it came from, which is the point when you are consolidating several accounts.
| Column | What it holds | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Date | The posting date as a real date value | Period cutoffs and month grouping work without a text to columns pass |
| Description | The full narrative, including check numbers and ACH originator detail | Coding rules and vendor lookups need the whole string, not a truncated one |
| Amount | One signed column, withdrawals negative | Several accounts can be stacked in one sheet and still total correctly |
| Balance | The running balance carried from the statement | The last row ties to the printed closing balance, which is how you prove completeness |
If you need the data as an import file rather than a spreadsheet, the same upload produces a Web Connect file through the Comerica statement to QBO converter. Column layouts across other banks are documented in the bank CSV export columns reference.
The pattern repeats at every merger. Somebody notices in month three that the feed stopped in month one, and by then the transactions have to be rebuilt by hand or sourced from documents. The cheap insurance is to download every statement PDF you can currently reach and keep them, whether or not you convert them today. Statements are the record lenders, auditors and the IRS accept, and unlike a bank feed they do not depend on a connection that somebody else controls.
The same logic applied at BMO, where the move to BMO Digital Banking dropped existing accounting connections. Our BMO bank statement to Excel converter covers that case in detail, and the broader question of what a bank keeps and for how long is in how far back you can get bank statements.
Converting is the first step. From there, reconciling the statements proves nothing was dropped, categorizing transactions from a bank statement turns raw rows into a coded ledger, and building a profit and loss from a bank statement is the usual next ask from an owner. Other Texas and Midwest institutions have their own pages, including the Frost Bank statement to Excel converter, and the general bank statement converter handles every bank not listed.
Download the statement PDF from Comerica Web Banking, upload it above, and choose XLSX or CSV. Each transaction becomes a row with the posting date, description, signed amount and running balance in their own columns, so the sheet ties back to the closing balance on the statement.
Comerica Web Banking exports recent account activity, but the window is much shorter than the statement archive and the export typically drops the running balance. For a tax year, a lender package or a cleanup, converting the statement PDFs is the more complete route.
Fifth Third Bancorp acquired Comerica in an all-stock deal that closed on February 1, 2026, with each Comerica share converting into 1.8663 Fifth Third shares. The combined bank holds roughly $294 billion in assets. Statements issued under either brand convert the same way here.
Connections tied to the old institution record commonly stop importing during a systems conversion and have to be removed and re-authorized. A rebuilt connection imports forward from the day it is authorized and does not backfill, so skipped months have to come from the statements.
Yes. Comerica business checking, Platinum Circle Checking, personal checking, savings and money market statements all parse, including multi-page statements carrying analysis fees. Business accounts are the most common use, since that is where year-end and lender work concentrates.
Yes, as long as you have the PDF. Nothing about the conversion touches the bank, so a saved statement or one requested from the bank is enough. This is the usual route for estate work, audits and cleanups on accounts nobody can sign into anymore.
Not for getting statement data into QuickBooks. Comerica priced its QuickBooks Online Banking service at $10.95 a month for small business accounts, and $20.95 with Bill Pay. Converting the statement PDF produces the same Web Connect file with no monthly fee.
Yes. Upload a batch of statement PDFs and they come back as one continuous sheet in date order rather than one file per month. That is the fastest way to rebuild a year for a return, a cleanup or a loan package.
The same statement as a QuickBooks Web Connect file.
The Texas peer, converted the same way.
What each bank writes in its CSV download.
The same output layout for any bank.
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