CSV (Excel) to QBO (Quickbooks Web Connect File) Converter

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Convert CSV, Excel or other spreadsheet file to QBO (Quickbooks Web Connect File) format

CSV2QBO (CSV (Excel) to QBO (Quickbooks Web Connect File)) converts bank, credit card files to QBO (Quickbooks Web Connect File) format.

Save time: This is the easiest and the fastest way to get your transactions for converts bank, credit card transactions converted into QBO (Quickbooks Web Connect File) format
Do it now: CSV2QBO is so easy to use, and, to convert converts bank, credit card transactions to QBO (Quickbooks Web Connect File), you don't have learn anything (it will ask to point to the original file, show it for review, and you just press the Save button to save a QBO (Quickbooks Web Connect File) file)
Keep it simple: Download in seconds, install in seconds, no current software altering, no plugins to plug - just run the program, convert your file from CSV (Excel) to QBO (Quickbooks Web Connect File) and close it until the next time you need it
Do not repeat yourself: You can load your converts bank, credit card transactions at once into CSV2QBO to combine and create one QBO (Quickbooks Web Connect File) file and load it once

Convert converts bank, credit card transactions (CSV (Excel)) to QBO (Quickbooks Web Connect File) format reviewing all transactions before converting
Use it to view your original transaction files (this is free option, no purchase required)
Combine multiple CSV (Excel) files into single QBO (Quickbooks Web Connect File) file and load it once
Automate conversion using commandline mode (csv2qbo.exe input.file output.QBO (Quickbooks Web Connect File))

CSV2QBO runs on your desktop - there is no uploading, downloading, Internet interactions, website logins and email confirmations (and other things like that). Only you, your computer, your file and CSV2QBO.

We will help you (30 days of premium email support is included with your order, and more support is available)
Please use the Support page or email us at support@propersoft.net.

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Yes. CSV2QBO is free to download and try.
Your file will be fully parsed in the trial mode, so you can verify that CSV2QBO understands your transactions file correctly.
You can create fully functional and loadable QBO (Quickbooks Web Connect File) file before purchasing (with limitation to 100 transactions - this limitation is removed after you register).

Start CSV2QBO, it will show the file dialog to locate a one or more of CSV (Excel) files. Click on the file (or hold CTRL and click on more than one file to select multiple files) and click Open on the file dialog.
Review the Transactions tab. If you notice that certain columns should reassigned, click the Review Mapping button and assign columns from your original file to the columns on the sidebar (for the Mac version, simply assign columns on the sidebar).
Return to the Transactions tab.
Click the Save button to save loaded transactions to QBO (Quickbooks Web Connect File) file.

Yes. Please use the following CSV file. CSV2QBO can parse your CSV file much easier with expected column names.

1. Start QuickBooks and click Banking, then Online Banking, then Import Web Connect File (or click File, then Utilities, then Import, then Web Connect Files).
2. On the file dialog, nagivate to the folder where you saved a QBO (Quickbooks Web Connect File) file, select it and click Open.
3. On the import screen, select an account from the account drop down list or select to create new account.
4. Review your imported transactions (Done!).