A small CLI to get you bookings in JSON format.
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Please use the tool responsibly and limit your requests.
Given a PostFinance account, this tool helps you to export the transactions in a JSON format, so that you can then import them in your favorite tool.
The resulting JSON is an array of Booking
s that can be later used
to perform your analysis.
Here is an anonymized JSON:
{
"actions": [
"MovementDetailSimple"
],
"type": 0,
"bancsUniqueSeqNr": "19c1e114-d8ae-4296-a852-33bae64f99e1",
"bookingRequestId": "becdca95-4de9-4ebe-9268-0ab360e204bf",
"date": "2022-10-04",
"valueDate": "2022-10-03",
"bookingType": 2,
"storno": false,
"debit": {
"amount": 58.2,
"currency": 756
},
"balance": {
"amount": 0,
"currency": 0
},
"shorttext": "Acquisto/servizio del 03.10.2022, Lidl 111",
"text": "ACQUISTO/SERVIZIO DEL 03.10.2022\nCARTA N° XXXX1234\nLIDL 111\nZURICH\nSVIZZERA\n",
"compiledShortText": "Acquisto/servizio del 03.10.2022, Lidl 111",
"categorisation": {},
"location": {
"address": {
"city": ""
},
"country": 0
},
"transactionPartner": {
"name": ""
},
"credit": {
"amount": 0,
"currency": 0
}
}
- Go
- Make
- A PostFinance account
- Access to E-Finance
make bin
- Connect to your E-Finance account
- Open the network tab of your browser
- Retrieve the
MSILAD
cookie value and thecsrfpid
header value
Using these two information, you're ready to start
read -s -r EF_MSILAD # paste the `MSILAD` cookie value and press enter
export EF_MSILAD
read -s -r EF_CSRFPID # paste the `csrfpid` value and press enter
export EF_CSRFPID
# Start downloading your bookings!
# --from cannot be older than 2 years from the current date
./bin/postfinance-sync --from "2020-01-01" --to "2022-01-01" --output bookings.json