IC Recon - Invoice Export - CSV Format

Format Description

PDF Version

Receivables Export

#

Name

Type

Comment

1

Invoice number

char - 50

Invoice number on the receivables side

2

Debitor account number

char - 20

Debitor account as it appears in Coupa Treasury

3

Invoice date

date

4

Due date

date

5

Amount

decimal

6

Currency

char - 3

ISO code of currency

7

Invoice flag

char - 50

8

Comment

char - 250

9

Delivery slip number

char - 50

10

XDoc no.

char - 50

11

Booking date

date

12

Remark

char - 250

13

Project

char - 50

14

Potfolio

char - 50

Payables Export

#

Name

Type

Comment

1

Invoice number

char - 50

Invoice number on the payables side

2

Creditor account number

char - 20

Creditor account as used for importing the confirmation file. For manual confirmation, the first creditor account number entered for the counterparty as ID counterparty.

3

Invoice date

date

4

Due date

date

5

Amount

decimal

6

Currency

char - 3

ISO code of currency

7

Invoice identifier

char - 50

8

Comment

char - 250

9

Delivery slip number

char - 50

10

XDoc no.

char - 50

11

Booking date

date

12

Remark

char - 250

13

Project

char - 50

14

Portfolio

char - 50

Export Function

The export function is under Special Functions on Recon & Netting > AP/AR Recon > Payments.

The export function produces text files with the .csv file extension.

Format Rules

The export function uses the user-defined Export Format Settings under User Settings.

The file does not contain any headers or format descriptions.

One file can contain multiple data sets.

Each row in the file contains exactly one data set:

  • ASCII Code 13: carriage return denotes the end of a data set.

  • ASCII Code 10: new line denotes the end of a data set.

The field delimiter is the semicolon (;).

For decimal values, the period (.) is the decimal separator. There are no thousands separators.

For text values, there are no quotation marks. The char value is the maximum number of characters for that field.

Days and months are always 2-digit values and years are 4-digit values. There are no date separators and the date sequence is ymd.

Example Data Sets

745;104;05.01.2021;02.02.2021;1418258,41;EUR;;;;745;;

746;104;15.01.2021;12.02.2021;1892985,48;EUR;;;;746;;