Transaction Editor
Splits Not Balanced
Empty Split Accounts
CSV Field Mapping
The Direct Fill feature is in beta preview, use with caution.
Currently, this bypasses validation. You need to make sure the entities that you assign to payee, account, and class, match what you have in QuickBooks exactly. Otherwise, QuickBooks might create new ones for you.
Customer:Job default sets transaction as billable to that customer.
This will won't set transactions as Transfer or Payment.
View Raw IIF Data
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Create New Payee
Edit Account:
Create new class
Validation Disabled
Payee, Account, Class, and Customer:Job must exactly match what you have in QuickBooks otherwise you might get unpredictable results. QuickBooks may or may not automatically create a new item for you.
With Validation Enabled, QuickConverter will create new entities in QuickBooks for you through the new-entities.IIF exactly like you want.
Clear Data
Warning: This cannot be undone. Removes data from the server too.
Data
Columns
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The file should have downloaded automatically, but if not, use the button below.
IMPORT INSTRUCTIONS
For transactions, if you are presented with the option, make sure to use the link at the bottom, "Import if for me. I'll fix it later"
I wrote an article, "How to Import an IIF into QuickBooks, the right way", explaining some of the differences with a short video demonstrating that there is a big difference.

"Entities" is what I call accounts, customers, vendors, employees, other names, classes, etc.
Entities won't import if they already exist in the QuickBooks company file.
For the entities file, use the new import option underlined below, if you have it. QuickBooks will just skip any entities that already exist, and produce an error file explaining any problems encountered.

However, Older versions of QuickBooks, don't validate the IIF the same way, and they will reject entire IIF files if the entities already exist in the company file. I highly recommend that every time you use QuickConverter, you import a new QuickBooks IIF of your entities.
Note: If you don't import the new-entities.IIF, QuickBooks might create the entities for you or it might throw an error. And they might not be the correct type. So if you created new entities in QuickConverter, you'll probably want to import the file so they are created correctly in your company file.
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Only transactions with accounts will export to the IIF for QuickBooks, and you currently have none set. Assign accounts using the input in the transaction table, highlighted in red.
It's probably a good idea to assign Payees and/or Classes too.
Tip: Try creating Match Rules to speed up the process.
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