Browser extension
Many banks won't let you download your transactions. You can see them on screen, but there's no file. The official statement arrives late — sometimes once a quarter — and the books fall behind.
That's what the extension is for. You sign in to the bank as usual and, from that same page, you can:
- Send the transactions to Clatri. They are registered on the account or card you choose, already categorized, with no file to upload.
- Download them as CSV or JSON, or copy them, to use wherever you like.
It doesn't log in for you, it doesn't move money, and it never sees your bank password.
Supported banks and products
| Country | Bank | Savings account | Credit card | Checking account |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Colombia | Bancolombia (Sucursal Virtual Personas) | ✅ Download and send to Clatri | ✅ Download and send to Clatri | Not verified yet |
- Savings account: you pick the date range you want.
- Credit card: it brings the transactions the bank shows for that card — purchases, card fees, interest and payments. The bank offers no date filter for this product.
Banks change their portals without notice, so a product can stop working until the extension is updated. This list does not imply an official integration or any affiliation with the bank.
Is your bank missing? See how to add it.
Install
Install it from the Chrome Web Store (Chrome, Brave, Edge, and other Chromium browsers) and pin it to the toolbar. To send to Clatri, open the extension and sign in with your Clatri account; downloading needs no sign-in.
Send your transactions to Clatri
- Sign in to your bank and open the product you want to bring in: that savings account or that card, on its Movimientos (transactions) screen. Clatri reads the product you have open; repeat these steps for each one.
- Open the Clatri panel that appears over the bank's page. For an account, choose the dates.
- Click Load transactions.
- Choose your entity and the bank account or credit card in Clatri they belong to. The extension remembers your last choice.
- Click Send to Clatri. The panel tells you how many were imported, how many were already there, and whether anything is left to review.
Each send takes up to 500 transactions.
What Clatri does with what you send
It handles it the way it handles a statement:
- No duplicates. Anything already in Clatri — entered by hand, imported from a statement, or sent before — is recognized and skipped. You can send the same period as often as you like.
- It recognizes what isn't spending. A transfer between your own accounts, or a payment to your card, is paired with its other half instead of counting as income or an expense.
- It assigns the accounting category of every new transaction.
- It registers only what is clear. Whatever needs no review is registered right away. Anything doubtful waits on a separate card in chat for you to confirm; nothing doubtful is registered without you.
The send stays in Clatri chat as a card: every transaction with its category, the ones that were already there, and the balance before and after. From there you can fix a row or cancel the whole import. If notifications are on, you also get one when it finishes.
Download without sending
In the panel, switch to Download, choose the account, dates and format, and click Download CSV (or copy them to the clipboard). If you prefer that route, you can upload the file to Clatri chat as a statement.
Privacy
- It never sees your password and never signs in to your bank. It reads the transactions of the session you opened yourself, read only.
- Only what you send leaves. Downloading or copying happens in your browser and touches no server. When you click Send to Clatri, only those transactions travel — date, description, amount, reference — to your Clatri account. Your credentials, cookies and bank session are never sent.
- Your Clatri data never enters the bank's page. The destination form lives in an isolated frame that belongs to the extension; the bank cannot read your entities or accounts.
- When you are signed in, the extension counts that it was used — which bank and product, and whether you downloaded. Never transactions, amounts, account numbers or names.
- Your browser keeps your Clatri session, which is removed when you sign out of the extension, and your last destination for each product: only the identifiers of the entity and the account, never transactions or balances.
Add your bank
Each bank is one file. If yours is missing, add it: record the portal's calls in DevTools, hand them to an AI with the repo open, and open a PR. One bank at a time, this becomes useful to a lot of people.
The source is public: github.com/gurwi-corp/clatri-extension.