Accounting software export, done for you
Getting data out of a PDF is only useful if it ends up somewhere you can act on it — and for most finance teams that somewhere is QuickBooks, Xero, DATEV or 1С, not a spreadsheet. ParseFlow AI's accounting export closes that gap. After line-item extraction and the validation engine have produced clean, reconciled data, the mapping engine reshapes it into the exact import format your accounting package expects.
Real formats, not generic CSV
Each target has its own conventions, and the engine respects them: QuickBooks and Xero receive line-per-item invoice CSVs with DD/MM/YYYY dates and decimal-point amounts; DATEV receives an EXTF Buchungsstapel with decimal-comma amounts, Soll/Haben signs and DDMM Belegdatum; 1С receives a 1CClientBankExchange file for statements and a Cyrillic-safe CSV for invoices. Account codes and tax keys default sensibly and can be overridden to match your chart of accounts.
Preview before you import
Because a bad import is worse than no import, every accounting export shows a preview of the mapped columns and rows first, with notes on where to import it. When you're happy, download and import — or keep the classic Excel, CSV and Google Sheets exports for everything else.
