CSV → QIF
Create a generic QIF from a representable CSV after reviewing its fields and QIF conventions.
Purpose
Inspect the original CSV for free, choose canonical or mapped tabular import, review possible information loss and explicitly select the target QIF account type, dates, numbers and encoding. The backend checks representability before a successful conversion.
Workflow fit
For financial CSV sources intended for software that accepts generic QIF Bank, Cash or Credit Card histories.
Implementation note
QIF is not QFX, cannot preserve every statement field, and is not universally importable. Pending movements, reversals, unverified status and unsupported data may be rejected; nothing is marked reconciled automatically.
CSV → QIF · v1
No. The original source must be inspected and mapped explicitly. The Java backend rejects pending movements, unsupported reversals and data that cannot be represented as a generic QIF transaction.
Not completely. Some account identity, currency, balances, references, value dates and counterparties can be lost. You review and acknowledge the relevant losses without prechecked consent.
No. This produces generic QIF Bank, Cash or Credit Card according to your selected conventions, not bank-certified QFX. Source inspection is free; successful conversion uses trial allowance or prepaid credits.
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