Which file to pick, how to get it out of Interactive Brokers, and what you can do with it next.
Everything about the import itself is in the Interactive Brokers import guide.
IBKR has Activity and Trade Confirmation queries. The Activity one can hold trades and cash transactions in the same report.
Tick Dividends and Withholding Tax under Cash Transactions, with Symbol, ISIN, Date/Time, Amount, Type, Transaction ID and Currency, and your dividends come in too.
A Flex Web Service token can fetch reports and nothing else. It expires after a while, and you can revoke it from the Client Portal at any time.
The file lists what you bought and sold. Upload it to Stonksfolio to see how that money did: your time-weighted return, your net return in money, dividends and allocation, next to every other broker you use.
A report you design yourself in the Client Portal: you pick the sections and the fields, and IBKR fills it with your account data. Other apps can fetch it with a token.
The token can only download Flex Query reports. It can't place orders or move money, and you can revoke it at any time.
Once a day, after markets close. A trade usually shows up the next business day.
Yes. Run it from the Client Portal and save the CSV. On the free plan you upload that file by hand. The automatic sync is part of Pro.
It's free to start and you don't need a credit card.