Download bank export from AIB IBB
Now that Yodlee bank feeds have stopped working we need to download AIB statements manually to import them into Xero.

Now that Yodlee bank feeds have stopped working we need to download AIB statements manually to import them into Xero.
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Unfortunately in Ireland we don’t have many banks supporting feeds into Xero so must import the files manually as CSV.
If you are importing a bank statement into Xero as a CSV file and get
the error “There was a problem importing the file” I have found that changing the format of the date into DD/MM/YY in your CSV file in excel can fix the error.
We have been providing online accounting services for a few years now and we love it. Over that period our clients have been delighted to notice that as well as getting real time access to their financial information they are also saving money. We’ve listed the reasons below:
If your using Xero and you notice that the bank reconciliation button has disappeared this simply means that all transactions have been reconciled.
If you feel the need to double check this you can click manage on the account click reconcile there
One of the great things about using an online accounting package like Xero is the time you can save. There’s still certain points in everyones business where manual data entry is required. One of these points is raising sales invoices.
If you are currently using Quickbooks or another desktop software package and would like to import your data into Xero we can help. With our partners we have developed a script which will convert your data into a file which can be easily imported into Xero. This process can save your business time and money whilst minimizing the disruption of changing software packages.
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One of my clients has grown impatient of waiting for Yodlee to set up bank feeds for his AIB business account; So he has developed his own tool to convert .csv files downloaded from AIB’s business banking into .csv files which can be uploaded into Xero.
The tool is available at http://xero.kro.ie/ if you would like .csv files from another bank to work on the tool please feel free to send an example of the file to xero@domybooks.ie and I will convince him to set it up. (PLEASE change personal data on the .csv file before sending it into us)
I’ve been very lazy with blogging over the last few weeks for a variety of reasons but I will now make an effort again.
Firstly Xero is going to be offline tomorrow 13/02/2011 Irish Time 16:00 for two hours.
Secondly I am considering running a small business one day boot camp with some other trainers anyone interested please email me on ralph@domybooks.ie
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