QIF to IIF Converter

If you use multiple programs to keep track of your financial data but wish to migrate to QuickBooks, you can use QIF to IIF Converter to turn QIF files into IIF. It's an Excel addin that comes packed with numerous configuration settings to help you convert the exact information you're interested while excluding the rest.

Once integrated with Excel, it can be accessed from the "QIF to IIF" tab, created right after "Add-ins". It has options for integrating QuickBook lists, importing QIF files, checking the imported worksheet, exporting data to IIF, as well as for importing and exporting.

You can integrate QuickBooks data and import QIF files if you connect to the account, ask the tool to attempt to remove place names, phone and store numbers from payees, as well as map imported payees to names and accounts. This data can be verified by the utility to make sure there are no errors.

Statistic data is compiled by the app when the integrated is performed successfully to let you know the total list count for chart of accounts, customers, vendors and other names, employees, items, and classes.

Meanwhile, information extracted from QIF files should reveal transaction numbers and types, document numbers, names, memos, account names, whether or not the account was cleared, along with the amount of money.

When exporting info to IIF, you can pick the QuickBooks version to import, set the output directory and filename, as well as ask QIF to IIF Converter to automatically append the current date and time when the file is created.

The program worked smoothly with the latest Excel version in our tests, converting files rapidly. Taking everything into account, QIF to IIF Converter delivers a straightforward solution for users interested in migrating to QuickBooks by generating IIF files from QIF.