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Import old invoices using CSV
April 1, 2025
Often, when organizations initially migrate to JourneyCARE, they worry about the financial history that would be left behind in their old platform.
Now, you don't have to do that! If you have invoice data in a spreadsheet or CSV from another tool, you can bring that information into JourneyCARE in just a few clicks.
When importing, you will simply map the CSV columns to the JourneyCARE invoice fields (e.g. issue date, due date) and match any existing tax settings.
After the import completes, you'll receive an email summary that shows which invoices were successfully imported and which failed (along with reasons for any failures).
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