Import a statement
Bring balances or holdings in from a file using Artha — create accounts, snapshots, and holdings with your approval.
Last reviewed 2026-07-15
Bring data in from a file. Prefer Artha when you have a PDF, image, or spreadsheet for a bank account, stocks, mutual funds, or fixed deposit statement.
Artha import loop
- 1
Upload
PDF / sheet
- 2
Clarify
dates / password
- 3
Review
proposed rows
- 4
Approve
then apply
- 5
Verify
type dashboard
Review before you approve
Artha proposes changes — approve only when the preview matches your statement.
Using Artha (chat + upload)
Open Artha
In the Invesh app, open Artha.
Upload or ask
Upload the statement (PDF, image, or spreadsheet as supported), or describe what you want to add in plain English.
File limits match Files: up to 10 MB per file, up to 10 files per upload, with the listed document and image types. Conversations that hold uploads are kept for 30 days.
Clarify
Answer prompts (date formats, password-protected PDFs, which account to use, etc.).
Review
Check proposed accounts, snapshots, or holdings for the live type Artha inferred.
Approve
Approve only when the preview matches the statement. If the preview is wrong, reject or edit — do not force a bad import through.
Verify
Confirm on the relevant type dashboard and the Wealth Dashboard. Uploaded files also appear under Files.
Assisted flows (when you already know the intent)
From Artha you can also start focused flows instead of a blank chat:
| Intent | What you do |
|---|---|
| Create an account | Start an account for a live type |
| Add a bank balance | Record a snapshot for a bank account |
| Add one holding / deposit | Add a stock, mutual fund, or fixed deposit |
| Add many stock or MF rows | Use the bulk holdings path |
These still require your approval when changes are proposed.
Structured / bulk entry without a PDF
When you are typing rows yourself (no statement parse), use:
- Add a snapshot or holding (overview + per-type links)
- Add holdings in bulk
Background: Importing investments and Artha.