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ProperSoft has a rating of 4.7 stars from 146 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally satisfied with their purchases. Reviewers satisfied with ProperSoft most frequently mention customer service, credit card, and microsoft money. ProperSoft ranks 2nd among Accounting Software sites.
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I don't think I would have ever been able to reconcile the last 10 years of my financial portfolio. I fell behind reconciling 14 cash and investment accounts over the last 10 years. I no longer had electronic OFX access to historical account transactions, but I had 10 years worth of PDF statement files. Entering these statements into Quicken manually would have taken months if not a year. I found ProperConvert with a Google search and I gave it a try. I was amazed. This utility is nothing short of magic. I was able to bulk convert years of PDF statements by multiselecting years of PDF statements and then proofing the results in ProperConvert before automatically importing them into Quicken. Thanks ProperSoft!
No longer works well with ANY bank statements. It imports items NOT EVEN IN THE STATEMENTS! AND doesn't import other regular transactions. It does the same with other standard bank statements. WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO YOUR SOFTWARE?! It used to work so well! Won't be using it or recommending it to CPAs and other bookkeeping entities. Using your software now is more time consuming than manual entry.
I needed a conversion application to be able to enter spreadsheet information from Excel to Quickbooks Desktop. I found this one, and it does the job, but it's not that easy. I had to try it several times (in a test company thankfully) to see exactly where and how things post. It has a lot of columns which I didn't need (some people will) and it's really basic.
On the positive side though, it works, and it's not expensive. So thank you!
I purchased a simple CSV converter to import some of my transaction history into Quicken. It was a one time purchase. Be sure to read all fine print. Very difficult to get hold of the company. Software however did just what it said it would.
Hello Glade. There was only request from you today and your charges were refunded.
Not really satisfied with the program. Am using it to transfer files from Fujitsu iX500 scanner, through ScanSnap Receipt, into Quicken. It doesn't pick up all of the column headings, is not flexible enough to map properly. I messed with it for awhile, hoping to get a faster way to input receipts into Quicken. Finally realized I could get a lot more done with direct entry of each receipt into Quicken. ScanSnap Receipt only has mapping for Quickbooks, which isn't mapping flexible either. Each program has its own quirks, and I don't have time to mess with them to make them work together.
Hello Susanne,
Thank you for taking your time to write your review for your software. For your case, you can try QBO2QIF at https://www.propersoft.net/qbo2qif/ or Bank2QIF at http://www.propersoft.net/bank2qif/ to convert QBO files produced by SnanSnap to Quicken compatible format.
Works but not well.
N. N
Thank you for your review, Cameron
Hardly noticeable. A 'blip' on the horizon.
Thank you for your review
I did some trial runs using csv to iif, i need some help setting thr target accounts properly.
Let you know when and if I can send your support my file for assistance. Thanks
Judith, please email support@propersoft.net if you need any help
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Convert transactions from one format to another and import into accounting software. For example, convert CSV to QBO, or PDF to QBO or Excel to QFX, or OFX to CSV. Make your transactions importable into Quickbooks, Quicken, MS Money, Xero, Sage One and others.
ProperSoft creates accounting tools from 2008. Our tools help you convert your CSV, Excel, PDF, QIF, QBO, OFX, QFX, TXT files into a format your accounting software expects (like Quickbooks expects QBO, IIF, QBJ, Quicken expects QFX, QIF, etc.). Visit https://www.propersoft.net/ for more details.
Thank you for your review, Joanne.