Categorise your Australian bank transactions into ATO BAS codes — directly on your bank's website. No CSV exports, no accounting software, no signup.
Three steps. Under a minute.
Navigate to your transaction page on CBA, Westpac, ANZ, or NAB.
Hit the Sorted BAS icon. Transactions are scraped from the page and categorised instantly.
Review categories, adjust if needed, then export CSV or copy your BAS summary.
Pre-mapped merchant database covers Bunnings, Telstra, Coles, Woolworths, and 225 more. Instant categorisation, no AI needed.
Keyword matching and amount heuristics catch what merchants miss. Equipment over $300? Flagged as potential capital purchase.
Not on a supported bank? Paste CSV, TSV, or text exports from any bank. Auto-detects format.
Unknown transactions get categorised by AI. 50 free calls per quarter. Local rules handle 80%+ without AI.
All processing happens in your browser. No server storage. No account. No tracking. Your data stays yours.
Export categorised transactions as CSV with BAS code columns. Copy summary totals for G1, G11, W1, W5 and more.
Common ATO BAS codes and what they mean
| Code | Label | Example |
|---|---|---|
| G1 | Total sales (incl. GST) | Client payments, invoiced income |
| G10 | Capital purchases | Laptop, equipment over $300 |
| G11 | Non-capital purchases | Office supplies, software, fuel |
| G14 | GST-free purchases | Insurance, bank fees, government fees |
| W1 | Total salary/wages | Employee wages paid |
| W5 | PAYG instalment | ATO PAYG payments |
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