Free Converter CSV to OFX, QFX, QBO, QIF, and Other Formats
QBO and OFX are standard formats that most accounting and tax-filing software use for importing statement line data. With Receipt Bot, you can easily convert bank statement data from CSV to OFX, QBO, or IIF formats to import it to different accounting software like QuickBooks Desktop, Peachtree, etc.
You can convert up to 1,000 statement lines to OFX for free with Receipt Bot.
This article will explain how you can convert a statement line in any CSV format to any of the following formats; OFX, QFX, QBO, QIF, etc.
Steps to import a CSV statement for conversion
Step 1 – Navigate to Bank Statements page from the business menu.
Step 2 – Click the “Import CSV” button.
Note: The “Import CSV” button will be disabled if your processing has been paused due to insufficient credits or the trial period has ended.
Step 3 – Download the transactions import templates (based on the format of your data)
There are two formats in which you can import your transactions data
- Option 1 – Download the CSV import template for single column
You can use this template if you have the amounts in a single column with money in as a positive amount and money out as a negative amount. The columns in this template are the following: “*Date”, “Description”, “Reference”,”*MoneyIn”, and “*MoneyOut”.
- Option 2 – Download the CSV import template for double-column.
You can use this template if you have amounts in two separate columns. The columns in this template are the following: “*Date”, “Description”, “Reference” and “*Amount”
Step 4 – Copy and paste the bank transactions into the downloaded CSV template. Please do not change the column titles.
Note: Ensure that the dates are in the “DD-MMM-YYYY” format, as it is the only format supported by Receipt Bot.
Step 5 – Click the “Browse” button and select the downloaded CSV file with data.
Step 6 – Select the payment method you want to assign to the transactions in the output file.
Note: Output formats like OFX and QBO (QuickBooks Desktop) require a payment method; therefore, it is mandatory. If you plan to download in any other format, select the payment method as “None”.
Step 7 – Enter the closing balance for the selected payment method at the last transaction date.
Step 8 – Click the “Import” button to upload your CSV file. The system will navigate you to the Bank statement detail pop-up.
Step 9 – Click the “Download” button and select the desired format to get the converted data.
Note: If you can not find your desired format in the download drop-down, click the More Formats button to view a detailed list of available formats.
You can download the data in the format of your choice by referring to the help article “Review and download bank statements”.
Note: If you cannot find your desired format in the download drop-down, click “More Formats” to view a detailed list of download formats.
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