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Upload
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Map Fields
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Import
First things first

Your CSV file must contain all our mandatory fields (marked as *). First time importing?
Read the import guide.

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Your CSV file can have no more than 1000 rows.
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"Journal number" corresponds to "Invoice number".

The date format to be selected is "YYYY/M/D".

The ''Account name'' corresponds to the "Accounting code label".

Please note! Your wording in Reservit must be identical to that in Quickbooks in order to match.

Here's a Quickbooks tutorial for **adding or modifying the chart of accounts in QuickBooks online**

<https://quickbooks.intuit.com/learn-support/fr-ca/help-article/chart-of-accounts/ajouter-modifier-plan-comptable-canada-seulement/L0pYMeZK6_CA_fr_CA>

Debit and credit fields are imported automatically

The "Description" field corresponds to "Libelle".

Tip! If the Start import button does not appear, this is very often due to differences between the "Account name" and the "Accounting code label".

Once imported, the various journal entries will be present in your software.

Reservit

This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to import a CSV file and map fields in QuickBooks. It explains how to navigate to the import data page, select "Journal Entries," insert the accounting export file, and map fields like journal number, date format, account name, and description. It also offers a tutorial on adding or modifying the chart of accounts in QuickBooks online. The guide emphasizes the importance of ensuring identical wording between Reservit and QuickBooks to successfully match accounts. It concludes by mentioning that once imported, the journal entries will be present in the software.

Accounting Export with Quickbooks