Excel and CSV import
From spreadsheet to validated e-invoice — without an IT project
If your invoices live in Excel today, you do not need an integration to start. Import Excel or CSV files into Invoice And Tax, map and check the data, and turn it into validated PINT-OM e-invoices through the same composer used for manual entry.
- Excel and CSV
- Same validation as every source
Can I create e-invoices from Excel in Oman?
Yes. Invoice And Tax imports Excel and CSV files, maps and checks the data, and passes it through the same document composer and validation rules used for manual entry and the API. Documents that pass are issued in the PINT-OM format.
Outcomes
What you get
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Start from your spreadsheets
Use the files you already keep instead of retyping invoices.
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Map and check
Columns are mapped and the data checked before documents are composed.
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Validated like everything else
Imported documents follow the same versioned rules as API and manual documents.
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A path to automation
Move to the API or a connector later without changing how documents are validated.
How it works
Four steps from file to e-invoice
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01
Upload
Import your Excel or CSV file.
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02
Map and check
Match your columns to document fields and review any issues.
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03
Compose
Rows become documents in the shared composer.
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04
Validate and issue
Documents that pass validation are issued in PINT-OM.
By role
What it means for each role
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Finance team
No change to how you work
Keep preparing invoices the way you do today, then import them.
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Accountant
Problems surfaced early
Mapping and validation show what needs fixing before anything is issued.
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IT
Nothing to install
No integration project is needed to start; automation can follow later.
Excel import questions
Which file types are supported?
Excel and CSV.
Are imported invoices validated?
Yes, with the same composer and rules as manual entry and the API.
Can we automate later?
Yes. Move to the REST API or a connector when you are ready. See integrations.
Is this a good fit for small businesses?
It is often the quickest route for SMEs that invoice from spreadsheets today.