QuickBooks export → dashboard

Your QuickBooks export, a money dashboard.

Export transactions or a P&L from QuickBooks, drop the CSV, and see income versus expenses, totals by account and class, and the trend — without building a custom report.

01 · How it works

Export, drop, done.

QuickBooks reports are fine but rigid. Export transactions to CSV and this gives accountants and owners a fast read — income vs expenses, totals by account and class, and the monthly trend.

i. export

Export from QuickBooks

Reports → Transaction list (or P&L) → Export to CSV. Keep Date, Account, Amount and Class columns.

ii. detect

Amount becomes money

Amount is read as currency (negatives are expenses); Date sets the time axis; Account and Class become breakdowns.

iii. read

In, out, by category

Income vs expenses, totals by account and class, and a clear monthly trend — click any category to filter.

02 · The views

Books, without the custom report.

The financial read a small business needs, straight from a transaction export.

  • 01

    Income vs expenses

    Positive and negative amounts separate cleanly so net cash movement is obvious.

  • 02

    By account & class

    Account and Class columns become breakdowns — see where money actually goes.

  • 03

    Monthly trend

    The date column drives a trend so you can spot a heavy month at a glance.

  • 04

    Private by default

    Financial data is parsed locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

"I hand clients a dashboard from their QuickBooks export in minutes instead of building a report."
— a bookkeeper
03 · FAQ

QuickBooks dashboard questions.

Which QuickBooks export works?
Transaction lists, P&L detail, or expense reports exported to CSV with a Date, an Amount and an Account column.
Negative amounts read as expenses and positive as income, so you get net movement plus separate totals.
Yes — Account and Class become clickable breakdowns to see spend and income by category.
Remove header/summary rows so the column names are the first line (or use the CSV cleaner tool first).
No. Parsing happens entirely in your browser.