A spreadsheet
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Fiona reads A spreadsheet from a file or an email — no connection needed.
What happens today
Upload the sheet. Fiona reads the columns, asks about the ones she can't place, and drafts entries — then gives you a real double-entry ledger where you had a list.
Why it matters to your books
Most businesses under a million in revenue keep books in a spreadsheet, and the gap that matters isn't tidiness — it's that a list of transactions can't produce a balance sheet, so nobody knows what the business is worth or owes.
What Fiona reads
- Any columnar transaction list
- Dates, amounts, descriptions
- Your existing categories, mapped to a real chart of accounts
How to set it up
- Connect → upload, or email the sheet to your Fiona inbox
- Confirm the column mapping she proposes
- Review the drafted entries
Questions people actually ask
What columns does my spreadsheet need?
Date, description and amount is enough. Separate debit and credit columns work too, and Fiona accepts the common header spellings banks and tools use.
What if my file is a mess?
Send it anyway. Fiona tells you plainly what she could and couldn't read instead of silently importing half of it.
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