Financial

Supported Financial file formats (IdClassification.Financial - Financial record document formats)

All entries in table below are supported for file format identification.
'X' in "Text" column indicates text extraction is supported for the file format.
'X**' in "Text" column indicates text extraction is supported BUT binary-to-text filtering is used on partially parsed document records.
'X' in "Metadata" column indicates metadata extraction is supported for the file format.
'X' in "EmbeddedItem" column indicates embedded item/attachment extraction is supported for the file format.
'X' in "ContentHash" column indicates a content hash is supported for the file format (see MD5ContentHash and SHA1ContentHash)

If a file format does not have a supported content extractor that extracts text then, optionally (default), a binary-to-text content extractor will be used to extract UTF-8, UTF-16, Windows-1252, and ASCII from the binary. In many cases, indexable text can be extract from unknown document formats.

Financial Supported File Formats

File Format Id Enum Value	Text	Metadata	ContentHash	Description
MicrosoftMoney				Microsoft Money personal finance management file (discontinued in 2009 as a commercial product but sunset application can be downloaded for free) (.mny).
QuickBooksBackupFile				Intuit QuickBooks backup file (.qbb).
QuickBooksBackupFileCFD	X	X	X	Intuit QuickBooks backup file in Microsoft compound document format (.qbb).
QuickBooksAccountantReviewFile				Intuit QuickBooks Accountant Review file (.qbx).
QuickBooksAccountantReviewFileCFD	X	X	X	Intuit QuickBooks Accountant Review file in Microsoft compound document format (.qbx).
NACHAFile	X	X		National Automated Clearing House Association (NACHA) format used for Automated Clearing House (ACH) payments and services (.ach;.dat;.txt).