Amazon to Xero Bank Statement Converter

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Convert Complete

Xero Bank Statement CSV Format
valid rows

Convert Amazon settlement reports to Xero bank statement format for seamless payout reconciliation.

No API required
Browser-based processing
Run on Google Cloud Platform

Download Sample Amazon Settlement

Sample CSV to test the converter

Download Sample

Tool Rating

4.7 / 5 (312 votes)

How It Works

1

Export Settlement Report

Amazon Seller Central → Reports → Payments → Date Range Reports

2

Upload and Configure

Upload CSV, select region and detail level

3

Preview and Export

Review bank statement preview, download Xero-ready CSV

4

Import to Xero

Import via Accounting → Bank Accounts → Import Statement

Why Amazon Payouts Don't Match Your Bank in Xero

The Settlement Aggregation Problem

Amazon sends one lump sum deposit to your bank, but this amount is the NET of: - Sales revenue (what customers paid) - Minus referral fees (8-15% per item) - Minus FBA fees (pick, pack, ship) - Minus storage fees - Minus advertising spend - Plus refund reversals - Plus reimbursements Your bank shows $5,000 deposited, but where did it come from?

What This Tool Does

We convert Amazon settlements to Xero bank statement format: - Each fee category becomes a bank line - Positive amounts = money received (sales) - Negative amounts = money paid (fees) - Total matches your bank deposit exactly Import to Xero, reconcile with your bank feed, done.

Your Data is Safe

Bank-Level Security

256-bit SSL encryption. Same standards as major financial institutions.

No Data Storage

Files are processed directly in browser. No calls to our servers.

GDPR Compliant

Full EU data protection compliance. Your privacy rights protected.

ISO/IEC 27001 Certified GDPR Compliant Swiss Privacy CCPA Compliant

Field Mapping

How Amazon_Seller Settlements fields map to Xero Bank Statement

Amazon_Seller Settlements Source Value Xero Bank Statement Target Value Note
amount -15.00 Amount -15.00 Positive=received, Negative=paid
transaction-type Order Payee Shopify Payout Transaction type as payee
amount-description Commission Description Commission Fee type description
order-id 111-1234567-1234567 Reference 111-1234567-1234567 Amazon order reference

Why Use This Tool?

Perfect Bank Matching

Aggregated totals match your Amazon bank deposit exactly. No more mystery amounts.

Fee Categorization

100+ Amazon fee types automatically categorized for expense tracking.

Flexible Detail Levels

Choose detailed fee breakdown, summary by type, or single net payout row.

Pre-Coded Accounts

Optionally pre-code transactions with Xero account codes for faster reconciliation.

Regional Date Support

Dates formatted for your Xero region (UK/AU/NZ/EU or US).

No App Required

Works with standard Amazon exports. No OAuth, no API, no subscription.

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Common Bank Statement Import Errors

Issues you might encounter when importing Settlement Report V2 data to Bank Statement - and how we solve them

Invalid Date Format

Xero requires regional date format

2025-01-15T00:00:00+00:00
15/01/2025 (UK) or 01/15/2025 (US)

Select correct region in processing options

Re-export with correct region setting

Wrong Report Type

Using Orders report instead of Settlement report

Orders report with item-price column
Settlement report with amount-description

Use Settlement Report V2 from Payments section

Go to Reports → Payments → Date Range Reports

Character Encoding Issue

Amazon uses ISO 8859-1, not UTF-8

Garbled text or ??? characters
Proper text display

We auto-detect encoding during processing

Don't open in Excel before uploading

Frequently Asked Questions

This tool creates Xero bank statement format for reconciling Amazon deposits with your bank feed. The other tool (/convert/amazon-xero) creates Xero invoices for revenue recognition. Use both for complete Amazon accounting.
Detailed (default) gives you one row per fee category - best for expense tracking. Summary aggregates by transaction type. Single row gives just the net payout - simplest but least detail.
1) Import this bank statement to your Amazon Clearing Account. 2) When Amazon deposit appears in your bank feed, transfer from Clearing to your bank account. 3) Both match = reconciled.
A temporary holding account (e.g., 'Amazon Clearing') where you record Amazon activity before the actual bank deposit arrives. Keeps your books accurate even with Amazon's 2-week payout delay.
Correct! In bank statements, positive = money received, negative = money paid out. Amazon fees are costs you pay, so they're negative. The total should match your bank deposit.