Nexora Recon vs Dext: what each does with a bank statement
Dext is best known for capturing receipts and bills, and it can turn a bank statement into a CSV. Nexora Recon checks that statement against what's already in QuickBooks Online. Different jobs; here's how they compare, written by the team that makes Nexora Recon.
The short answer
Dext (formerly Receipt Bank) captures documents: receipts, bills, invoices and bank statements, extracts the data, and publishes receipts and bills to QuickBooks Online. Its bank statement extraction turns a PDF statement into a CSV that you review and import yourself. Nexora Recon doesn't capture receipts; it takes the statement and checks every line against the entries already in QuickBooks Online, so you see what's missing, what only needs matching and why an account won't reconcile. Dext gets documents into the books; Nexora Recon proves the books match the bank. Many firms would use both.
Side by side
| Dext | Nexora Recon | |
|---|---|---|
| Main job | Capturing and coding receipts, bills and other documents | Checking bank and card statements against QuickBooks Online |
| Bank statements | Extracts PDF statements to CSV to review and import; not published directly to the accounting software | Reads PDF, scanned PDF or CSV and compares every line with QuickBooks Online, to the cent |
| Output | Coded receipts and bills published to QuickBooks Online | What's missing from the books (entry ready to approve), what only needs matching, differences explained |
| Clients | Submit by app, email and more; client deadline dashboard on Advanced | All clients in one dashboard; optional email for the exact statements still missing |
| Receipts | Yes, its core | No |
| Price | Firm plans from $207.99 a month for 10 clients (annual contract, billed monthly); 14-day trial | $19 per client company per month, 10-company minimum, 7-day trial |
Dext details are from dext.com and its help center, checked on October 21, 2026. Products and prices change; check their site before you decide. Written by the team that makes Nexora Recon.
Using them together
The two fit one after the other. Dext gets the client's receipts and bills into QuickBooks Online with the right coding. At month-end, Nexora Recon checks the bank and card statements against everything that's now in the books, including what Dext published, and shows what's still missing or recorded twice. Nothing has to be converted to CSV and imported by hand for the check.
Which one to choose
- Dext if your bottleneck is collecting and coding receipts and bills.
- Nexora Recon if your bottleneck is getting statements and reconciling them against the books for many clients, on every QuickBooks Online plan.
- Both if it's both: they don't replace each other.
Frequently asked questions
Can Dext reconcile bank statements?
Dext extracts bank statements into a CSV that's ready to review, reconcile or export, and says bank statements can't be published directly to the accounting software from Dext. Nexora Recon compares the statement with QuickBooks Online itself.
Does Nexora Recon capture receipts?
No. It works with bank and credit card statements. For receipts and bills, a capture tool such as Dext is the right fit.
Is Dext the same as Receipt Bank?
Yes. Receipt Bank renamed itself Dext in 2021.
Which costs less?
Dext's firm plans start at $207.99 a month for 10 clients on an annual contract. Nexora Recon is $19 per client company per month with a 10-company minimum ($190 a month for 10).