Import CSV into QuickBooks Desktop
The QuickBooks Connector pack builds IIF import files for QuickBooks Desktop from your data. DataBridge writes the file, and QuickBooks Desktop does the import.
CSV, Excel or a query → QuickBooks Desktop IIF file
Modules. Any paid module opens the Marketplace. Add Transfer to deliver the file, and Flow to schedule.
Edition. DataBridge Server or Desktop.
- This is QuickBooks Desktop only. DataBridge does not connect to QuickBooks Online, and there is no two-way sync.
- The layouts were built from the documentation and tested against the pack's sample files, not a live company. Import into a test company first.
- DataBridge writes the file. A person or script runs the import in QuickBooks.
How it works.
Each step names the feature as it appears in the product.
- Step 1
Source data
Start from a CSV or Excel export, or from a saved query on your ERP's database.
- Step 2
Generic layouts
The pack carries Customer, Vendor, Product and Account layouts, so a mapping reads your data in a known shape.
- Step 3
Mappings
Map to the IIF layouts for accounts, customers, vendors, items, invoices, bills, customer payments, bill payments and journal entries.
- Step 4
IIF writing
A transaction is one line per posting line, using the RecordType column (TRNS, SPL or END). DataBridge adds the !SPL and !ENDTRNS layout lines after the header row.
- Step 5
Validate and deliver
Validate File lists problems first. Then write the file to a folder and import it with QuickBooks Desktop's own IIF import. The pack's format guide lists the accepted values.
Marketplace packs used: QuickBooks Connector. See the Marketplace.
Common questions.
Does it work with QuickBooks Online?
No. The pack builds IIF files for QuickBooks Desktop. For QuickBooks Online, use its own CSV import tools.
Which records can it write?
Accounts, customers, vendors, items, invoices, bills, customer payments, bill payments and journal entries.
Related use cases and integrations.
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