Upload a QuickBooks IIF file and get a CSV of the transactions. IIF is QuickBooks' tab-separated export, and this turns the transaction rows into a clean spreadsheet.
Your uploaded file is processed on our server and deleted right after the conversion. If you are signed in, the converted result is kept for 7 days so you can download it again from your account, then deleted. We never store the contents of your original file.
Columns are matched from the IIF header, and each transaction row is read by name rather than by fixed position.
The bank side of each entry is taken, so you get a clear list of transactions rather than every split line.
Date, name, amount, and memo land in columns you can sort and total in any spreadsheet.
IIF is the Intuit Interchange Format, a tab-separated text export from QuickBooks Desktop. It holds transactions and lists in a layout defined by header lines.
The conversion takes the main transaction row for each entry. The split detail lines are skipped, so you get one row per transaction in the CSV.
Date, description, amount, balance, and type. The description comes from the name on the transaction, and the balance column stays empty because IIF does not carry a running balance.
No. It is read on our server and deleted right after the conversion. The contents are not logged or kept.
