One workflow for every client,
every accounting platform

Upload PDF invoices. Get CSV files formatted for QuickBooks, Xero, or Sage. Whether you manage ten clients or do your own books, stop retyping invoices.

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How it works

1

Upload your PDFs

Drag and drop one or more invoice PDFs. We support all standard invoice layouts, no templates or rules to configure.

2

Review extracted data

We extract vendor, dates, line items, amounts, and tax automatically. Check everything before it touches your accounts.

3

Export for any platform

Choose QuickBooks, Xero, or Sage and download a CSV formatted exactly how that software expects it. One tool, every client.

Why not use built-in OCR?

QuickBooks, Xero, and Sage all offer some form of document scanning. Here's why bookkeepers and business owners still switch to InvoiceCSV.

Locked to one platform

Built-in tools only work with their own software. If you manage clients across QuickBooks, Xero, and Sage, you need three different workflows.

No review step

Most built-in tools post directly to your accounts. If the OCR misreads a number, you won't catch it until reconciliation.

Inaccurate extraction

Built-in scanners are designed for receipts, not detailed multi-line purchase invoices. Line items, quantities, and tax often come through wrong.

Expensive premium tiers

Xero Hubdoc and Sage AutoEntry are add-ons or locked to higher-priced plans. InvoiceCSV starts free and costs a fraction at scale.

No batch processing

Need to process a stack of invoices at month-end? Built-in tools make you upload and confirm one at a time.

No CSV for your records

InvoiceCSV gives you a clean CSV file you can archive, share with clients, or import into spreadsheets. Not just a black-box posting.

Frequently asked questions

How accurate is the extraction?

InvoiceCSV uses AI to read the full document, not just OCR on images. It handles multi-line invoices, mixed VAT rates, and unusual layouts. You always get a review step before downloading, so you can catch anything that looks off.

Is my data secure?

All connections are encrypted over HTTPS. Your invoice data is stored securely so you can access your history and re-download CSVs anytime. We never share your data with third parties. Your original PDF files are not stored.

What invoice formats are supported?

Any PDF invoice. There are no templates to configure and no rules to set up. The system reads the document and figures out the layout automatically.

Can I process invoices in bulk?

Yes. You can upload multiple PDFs at once and process them as a batch. Each invoice gets its own review step and individual CSV download.

Do I need to install anything?

No. InvoiceCSV runs entirely in the browser. Sign in, upload, and download. Works on any device with a web browser.

What happens after my free invoices run out?

The free plan includes 5 invoices per month and resets on the 1st. If you need more, the Starter plan covers 200 invoices for £19/month. You can upgrade or downgrade at any time.

Simple pricing

Free

£0/mo

5 invoices per month

QuickBooks, Xero, Sage

Try it with a single client

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Starter

£19/mo

200 invoices per month

QuickBooks, Xero, Sage

Perfect for bookkeepers with 5-10 clients

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Pro

£49/mo

1,000 invoices per month

QuickBooks, Xero, Sage

For practices and growing teams

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Invoice processing for bookkeepers and small businesses

If you manage bookkeeping for multiple clients, you know the problem: every client uses different software, every supplier sends invoices as PDFs, and you end up retyping the same data into QuickBooks, Xero, or Sage. Over and over, for every client, every month.

InvoiceCSV gives you one workflow for all of them. Upload a PDF invoice, review the extracted data, then download a CSV formatted for whichever accounting platform that client uses. No switching between tools, no learning three different import quirks, no manual data entry.

Running a small business and doing your own books? It works the same way. Upload, review, download. It handles any invoice layout automatically. No templates to set up, no rules to configure.

Import PDF invoices into QuickBooks

QuickBooks Online doesn't have a built-in way to import invoices from PDF files. Its receipt capture feature works for simple receipts, but struggles with detailed purchase invoices. InvoiceCSV bridges that gap. Upload your PDF, and download a CSV formatted with the exact column headers QuickBooks expects: Bill No., Vendor, Bill Date, Due Date, Category/Account, Description, and Amount.

Import PDF invoices into Xero

Xero has Hubdoc for document scanning, but it's locked to higher-tier plans and only works within Xero. If you also use QuickBooks or Sage for other clients, that doesn't help. InvoiceCSV handles the fiddly Xero CSV format automatically, repeating ContactName, InvoiceNumber, Description, Quantity, UnitAmount, and AccountCode across every line item.

Import PDF invoices into Sage

Sage offers AutoEntry as a paid add-on for document scanning, but it's an extra cost on top of your Sage subscription. InvoiceCSV formats your data with the correct Type, Date, Contact Name, Reference, Ledger Account, Details, Net, VAT Rate, and Total columns. Ready to import as quick entries in seconds, at a fraction of the cost.