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Start with your IIF. Add exported account and name lists to check exact matches.
That rejected IIF has a story. Find the errors, match the right accounts, and review a clean file before your next import.
Start from a CSV or Excel spreadsheet →
Built for bookkeepers who want to see exactly what changed.
Start with your IIF. Add exported account and name lists to check exact matches.
See issues by line. Explicitly choose account and name mappings, with a preview of every correction.
Keep an audit report and a repaired copy. Test it in a backed-up QuickBooks company before a full import.
We flag broken structure, invalid dates, unknown transaction types, and unbalanced amounts. You approve account and name changes. Every correction is shown, and unrelated columns are preserved.
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IIF Ready prepares a downloadable file. You import it into QuickBooks Desktop yourself. Company settings, versions, items, taxes, and account types can affect import acceptance; a clean local check is not a guarantee of acceptance.
Files you open in the repair and conversion workspace stay in your browser. Optional mapping profiles are saved only on this device. The separate Desktop connection requires your consent to send selected company exports to encrypted temporary server storage. Account and export counts are also stored on our server.
No. It checks exact decimal balances and flags invalid money. Correct financial values in your source system or explicitly edit your source in the workspace, then run the checks again.
IIF is a QuickBooks Desktop format. This workspace does not connect to QuickBooks Online or replace a full accounting import integration.