| To import a customer or supplier record file you must have: - An Accounts Start Date set and a VAT scheme. Find out more about how to set up financial year, accounting dates and VAT
- Use separate files for importing customer and supplier records; avoid mixing both types in a single file
- The same column headings and formatting as in the CSV template file. For example, each contact you import must have a Reference
Step 1: Download the CSV file template - Select Contacts.
- Select the dropdown arrow next to the New Customer or New Supplier button.
- Select Import Customers or Import Suppliers.
- Select the template CSV hyperlink to start the file download. Once it's complete, go to your downloads folder.
Step 2: Prepare the import file If you already have a file, check it against the template to match the column headings and data format before importing your contacts. If you don't have a file, fill in the template with your data, keeping the column headings and format intact. Find out more on the customers and suppliers file format. Step 3: Import your customers and suppliers - Select Contacts.
- Select the dropdown arrow next to the New Customer or New Supplier button.
- Select Import Customers or Import Suppliers from the dropdown menu.
- Select Choose File. Browse to your import CSV file, then select Open.
- Keep the CSV format dropdown as Accounting, then select Upload.
- Select OK when you receive the prompt confirming a successful upload.
If you have errors appearing preventing your upload, refer to common import errors. |