Import Journal
The Import Journal feature allows users to upload transaction data in bulk in .csv format instead of entering transactions manually one by one.
| Column | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| date | datetime | required The recorded transaction date. e.g. 2026-01-01 12:00:00 |
| form_number | string | required The transaction identity. e.g. INVOICE/202601/0001 |
| coa_number | string | required The chart of account number. e.g. 100.01 |
| coa_name | string | required The chart of account name. e.g. Cash |
| subledger | string | The subledger references of the transaction. e.g. Supplier Name for Account Payable, Customer Name for Account Receivable |
| description | description | required The description about the transaction |
| debit | number | required-if credit: 0 The debit amount |
| credit | number | required-if debit: 0 The credit amount |
Excel Template
Scenarios
- Success Scenarios
- Failure Scenarios
- 4.1.F1. Journal import fails when user is not authenticated.
- 4.1.F2. Journal import fails when required fields are empty.
- 4.1.F3. Journal import fails when COA number or COA name does not match any record.
- 4.1.F4. Journal import fails when debit and credit amounts are not balanced.
- 4.1.F5. Journal import fails when the date format is invalid.
- 4.1.F6. Journal import fails when rows with the same form number contain different dates.