Data
Spreadsheet import & export
A staged import hub for master data, opening balances, journals, customers, suppliers and bank transactions, with row-level validation before anything commits. Every list and report exports.
Where this actually stands
AvailableAvailable
This works today. It is in the product and a business can use it this week.
Connection type
File import
A file leaves the other system and G1 reads it — statements, exports, schedules. Unglamorous, and the most reliable thing in the building.
What it would do
Spreadsheet import & export, connected.
CSV and Excel in and out, everywhere. Live today.
G1 does not ask you to replace a system that works. Where a connection exists, the point of it is to remove the person in the middle — the weekly export, the re-key, the spreadsheet that reconciles two tools that should have agreed in the first place.
Your data stays yours. Spreadsheet import and export work today; warehouse and BI connectors are on the roadmap for businesses that already run one.
Every categoryModules it feeds
- AccountingAvailableA general ledger that drills back to the document behind every number.
- Accounts payableAvailableBills, approvals, payment runs and a vendor ledger that agrees with the GL.
- Accounts receivableAvailableInvoices out, cash in, and a clear view of who owes what.
- Cash flowAvailableBank feeds in, reconciliation done, cash position you can trust.
- ReportingAvailableStatements that tie back, every time, without a reconciliation ritual.
- AnalyticsAvailableAnalysis on the live ledger, not a copy of last month's export.
A connector is only as useful as the module reading it. Where the module is still in development, the connector waits for it.
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Connect what you already use
Tell us how Spreadsheet import & export is used where you are.
What matters is not the connector — it is the work it removes. Describe the manual step and we will tell you whether a connection actually fixes it.