RGAnalyzer
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Expense analysis

Clear and controlled expense analysis.

Turn a bank export, expense list or supplier file into a readable expense report: categories, suppliers, detected VAT, recurring costs and rows to review.

CSV, Excel, TXT or TSV, including bank exports and tab-delimited files. Columns confirmed before calculation Exports adapted to the analysis type
Use case

Which file is this analysis for?

For owners, freelancers, associations and small teams who need to analyze an expense file without manual rework or pivot tables.

Common files

Bank exportExpense listSupplier invoicesAccounting CSVTab-delimited TXT

Relevant users

Small businesses, freelancers, associations, admin and back-office teams.

Method

A controlled reading from the uploaded file

RGAnalyzer detects likely columns, you confirm them, then calculates indicators without inventing missing data. Limits remain visible in the report.

Category reading

The report groups expenses by category to surface the heaviest areas and visible variations.

Suppliers and recurring costs

Main suppliers and repeated payments are highlighted to make review easier.

Tax caution

RGAnalyzer shows VAT amounts when a column exists, without providing tax advice or replacing accounting.

What you get

A readable report with checks in the right place

The page does not simply stack tables: it puts KPIs, business sections and review points first, then offers exports adapted to the analysis type.

KPIs first

Important indicators come before details to make the report easier to read in meetings or operations reviews.

Visible checks

File limits remain visible: missing columns, excluded rows, partial data or unavailable information.

Adapted exports

Exports depend on the module: PDF report, control Excel, cleaned CSV or complete package depending on the analysis.

FAQ

Common questions before upload

Can I use a bank export?

Yes if the file includes a usable date, label and amount.

Is VAT calculated automatically?

RGAnalyzer displays detected VAT when a column exists. It does not infer fiscal VAT from accounting rules.

Are refunds handled?

Negative amounts can be isolated as possible refunds or credits.

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