Terms of use
Rules for using VýpisFlow safely.
Provider
VýpisFlow is operated by Alexander Priadchenko, IČO 22319051, Česká republika. Contact: info@vypisflow.cz.
Purpose
VýpisFlow converts supported bank statements in PDF, CAMT.053, MT940, ABO/GPC, CSV and XLS, and invoices in PDF, into formats for import into accounting software such as POHODA (MultiCash, ABO/GPC, XML). You are responsible for selecting the correct bank, currency, account, document type and target profile.
Account, plans and payments
Access requires registration via Clerk. The service offers a free monthly allowance and paid packages or subscriptions via Stripe. Usage is counted per processed file. Prices are shown excluding tax; any applicable tax is calculated at checkout by Stripe based on the customer’s country and tax status. Prices and limits follow the pricing page and may change. Refunds are governed by the separate Refund Policy.
Office plan and teams
Office includes 5 users, including the owner, and a shared pool of 2000 conversions a month for the whole team. Extra users cost CZK 149 a month or CZK 1490 a year; Stripe adds tax to the price. The owner is responsible for invited members and their use of the service, and pays for the plan and the extra users. When Office ends, the team is dissolved and members return to their personal plans. Each member's files and history stay private.
Verification
Back up the accounting unit and perform a test import before production use. Structural validation does not replace accounting or legal review.
Authorisation and security
Process only statements you are authorised to handle and secure the device and downloaded archives appropriately.
Availability and changes
The service is provided without a guarantee of uninterrupted availability. Supported layouts and these terms may change and may require updates.
Liability and governing law
Before posting, verify transaction count, amounts, opening and closing balances and the import response. To the extent permitted by law the provider is not liable for indirect damages. Czech law governs this relationship.
Updated 17 September 2026