• How to import your data from Wave or QuickBooks

  What moving your books means, the date BooksGPT takes over, and the guide for your old software.Popular

• Import your books from a file

  Drop your General Ledger on Import, check the preview or answer BooksGPT's questions, and import.Popular

• Upload a bank statement

  Drop a PDF, photo, or spreadsheet. BooksGPT reads it and checks the statement's own balances.Some readers

• Import a CSV from any bank or app

  The columns we need, the date and amount formats we read, and a real answer for why your import failed.Some readers

• Redo or undo an import

  Re-import a General Ledger to replace it, delete transactions with a ten-second undo, and clear a suspense balance.Some readers

• Import from QuickBooks Desktop

  Bring opening balances from an As of General Ledger, or import full history with Dates set to All. Drop one workbook on Copilot or Import.Some readers

• Import from QuickBooks Online

  Connect QuickBooks Online from Integrations or Import, or upload a General Ledger export when a file fits better.Few readers

• Import your books from Xero

  Switching from Xero: export General Ledger Detail on Accrual, import it, and check your Balance Sheet against Xero's.Few readers

• Import from Wave

  Export Wave accounting.csv or Account Transactions, use Wave multi-file migration or the Import drop zone, and bring books in year by year.Few readers

• Import from Quicken

  Export one QIF from Quicken for Windows, choose where each account and category goes, and approve the rows in To review.Few readers