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Importing Invoices via Excel

The process of adding invoices to the system can be done individually for each invoice or by uploading all invoices at once via an Excel file. This guide explains how to prepare the Excel file and how to import invoices from it to the system in just a few moments.

Review the Suitable Excel File for Uploading Invoice Data

Make sure your Excel file is prepared with all the necessary data for the invoices you wish to upload to the system, such as invoice number, date, issue date, currency, taxes, quantity, unit price, and other relevant details.

The Excel file should be in CSV format.

Steps to Import Invoices Using an Excel File

Click on “Manage Invoice” under the “Sales” menu in the main navigation. Click the “Import” button.

 

  • Choose the “Comma Separated” option and click on “Choose File” to upload the desired Excel file from your device.
  • Select the invoice status as “Issued” if you want to import the invoices as actual invoices, or “Draft” if you want to review the invoices after importing them and then convert them into actual invoices.

 

 

  • Note: If each column has a header like “Date” or “Unit Price,” do not enable the option “Import first row.” However, if there is no header for each column, enable this option to avoid missing any data during the upload process.
  • Note: If the “Auto generate invoice numbers” option is enabled, the system will automatically assign invoice numbers to follow the natural sequence in the system. If not enabled, you must include a column for invoice numbers in the Excel file.

 

Match the data in the Excel file containing the invoices with the corresponding fields in the system. For example, if the column header for the invoice date in the Excel file is “Date,” select this header to match the “Invoice Date” field in the system so that the system can recognize each data type being uploaded. Then, click the “Import” button.

 

 

Note: The fields marked with an asterisk (*) are mandatory fields for invoices, and you should include them in the Excel file. As for the other fields, you can leave them blank if you don’t want to upload them through the Excel file.

A message will appear showing the number of invoices that were successfully imported, as well as those that failed to import, with the error reason specified so you can fix the issues that caused the failure.

After successfully importing the invoices via the Excel file, you can go to “Manage Invoices” from the “Sales” dropdown in the main menu to find the invoices you uploaded to the system.