DocuClipper
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Supported Output Formats

Every output format DocuClipper supports — Excel, CSV, QBO, IIF, QIF, OFX, Xero CSV, Sage CSV — when to use each, and links to import guides.

DocuClipper can export converted bank statements, invoices, receipts, and forms into many formats. Pick the one that matches where the data is going.

Spreadsheet formats

FormatExtensionBest for
Excel.xlsxAnalysis, filtering, pivots. Preserves column types and formulas.
CSV.csvFeeding into databases, scripts, or any tool that reads CSV.
Custom CSV.csvMatching the column order and header names of a downstream system (bank feeds, lenders, specific accounting systems). See Downloading bank transactions for custom column setup.

Accounting software formats

FormatExtensionUse withGuide
QBO Web Connect.qboQuickBooks Online, QuickBooks Desktop (Web Connect import)QBO for QuickBooks Online · QBO for QuickBooks Desktop
IIF.iifQuickBooks Desktop (direct list/transaction import)IIF for QuickBooks Desktop
QIF.qifQuicken (legacy) and some older accounting appsQIF for Quicken
OFX.ofxQuicken, older QuickBooks, banking tools that accept OFX bank feeds
Xero CSV.csvXero bank reconciliation importImport into Xero
Sage CSV.csvSage Business Cloud / Sage 50Import into Sage

How to pick

  • QuickBooks Online → QBO
  • QuickBooks Desktop → IIF for full control (account mapping), QBO Web Connect for a faster one-click flow
  • Xero → Xero CSV
  • Sage → Sage CSV
  • Quicken → QIF
  • Anything else / unsure → Excel or CSV

Choosing at download time

When you click Download Data, pick the format from the Output Format dropdown. You can re-download the same job in a different format as many times as you need — credits are only consumed at conversion, not at download.

See Downloading bank transactions for the full download dialog walkthrough.

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