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Yes, iCash offers the possibility to import transactions from bank statement files directly into your personal finance. This is a great time-saving feature since you no longer have to type what you can already download from your online bank account. You just need to connect to your Bank, download the statement or the transactions as a text file, and then import that file to iCash.
The magic is made thru a special window that includes a rule editor and a live preview. All you have to do is to select the Bank Account (the statement is off), default Income and Expense target accounts, and finally create some rules. The importation system processes the Account Statement file applying the rules you have defined to all the transactions. If a rule validates a transaction, the data provided in that rule will be used. If no rules can be applied to a transaction default target accounts will be used. You can preview the result, how the transactions will be added to your accounting, and only when you are fully satisfied, you can actually import them.
At first glance, it can look complex but actually this system is based on logic. It is explained detail-fully here: Importing transactions from a Bank statement.
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The magic is made thru a special window that includes a rule editor and a live preview. All you have to do is to select the Bank Account (the statement is off), default Income and Expense target accounts, and finally create some rules. The importation system processes the Account Statement file applying the rules you have defined to all the transactions. If a rule validates a transaction, the data provided in that rule will be used. If no rules can be applied to a transaction default target accounts will be used. You can preview the result, how the transactions will be added to your accounting, and only when you are fully satisfied, you can actually import them.
At first glance, it can look complex but actually this system is based on logic. It is explained detail-fully here: Importing transactions from a Bank statement.
And also in this video:
#personalfinance #personalfinancesoftware #softwareforpersonalfinances #homefinance #budgetsoftware #householdbudget #budgetingsoftware #expensemangement #accountingsoftware
Continue reading...