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Resolve statement upload and import errors

Use upload errors, duplicate review and run status to identify what needs attention.

1 min read Updated Wed 9 Sep 2026 For accountants and business owners On every plan

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Use the message for the stage that failed. An upload error and a completed run with failed rows require different follow-up.

If a file will not upload

Read the upload error. For the row-limit message, split the statement into files of 10,000 rows or fewer and upload each separately. For another upload failure, check the supported file guidance shown on the upload screen before trying again.

Statement upload screen displaying the error for a file exceeding 10000 rows
Statement upload screen displaying the error for a file exceeding 10000 rows

If a run completed with errors

Open the run from statement import history. Check its Status and compare Imported, Skipped and Failed in the summary. Completed with errors means the run is not a wholly successful import; use Download error rows when available to inspect the failed rows.

Import run details showing Completed with errors, a failed-row count and Download error rows
Import run details showing Completed with errors, a failed-row count and Download error rows

If rows are duplicates

Review the Duplicates tab before the final import. Detected duplicates are skipped by default; an import-anyway choice is an explicit override, not a repair for a failed upload.

If a duplicate is already in Bank feed, deleting it needs separate access and confirmation. A reconciled or journal-backed line cannot be removed through this cleanup action and remains unchanged.

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