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How to Import Expenses into Lawcus?

Import expenses seamlessly into Lawcus for organized bookkeeping.

Written by Maninder Kaur

Lawcus makes it easy for users to seamlessly import their expense data when transitioning from other SaaS providers, especially from practice management and accounting software. This ensures that your bookkeeping history remains organized and uninterrupted.

Steps to Import the Expenses Data

  1. Click on your Avatar Icon, select Settings from the dropdown.

  2. Navigate to the Apps and Integrations. Expand and click on Export & Import.

  3. Within the Export & Import section, click on the Expenses tab.

  4. Make sure your data is in the correct format by using the downloadable sample file as a guide.

  5. Click on the Drop file here, or click to Select field to upload your completed CSV file.

  6. On the Expenses tab, you will see an option to upload your expenses data. Click the outlined shape or button to initiate the data upload process. You can also drag and drop files to initiate the import.

Steps to Export the Expenses Data

  1. Click on your Avatar Icon, select Settings from the dropdown.

  2. Navigate to the Apps and Integrations. Expand and click on Export & Import.

  3. Within the Export & Import section, click on the Expenses tab.

  4. You can also export your expense entries for your records. On the same screen, scroll down to the right-hand side and click Export Expenses. A CSV file containing all of your expense entries will be generated and sent to your registered email address.

  5. You can also export your expense entries from the Activities tab. Simply navigate to Activities > Expenses, then click Export to generate a CSV file of your expense records.

Note: For your convenience, we have prepared a sample file of expense data that is ready to be imported into Lawcus. You can use this sample file as a reference or template to ensure that your data is in the correct format before importing it into Lawcus. Alternatively, click on Download sample file to proceed.

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