Imports Wise (TransferWise) CSV transaction exports into accounting systems, handling multi-currency transfers, conversion fees, deduplication by ID, and categorization.
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Import transaction data from Wise (formerly TransferWise) CSV statement exports. Handles multi-currency accounts, conversion fees, and international transfers. Maps Wise's transfer-centric format into Open Accountant transactions.
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Import transaction data from Wise (formerly TransferWise) CSV statement exports. Handles multi-currency accounts, conversion fees, and international transfers. Maps Wise's transfer-centric format into Open Accountant transactions.
transaction_search — check for existing Wise transactions to prevent duplicatescategorize — assign categories to imported Wise transactionsexport_transactions — export reconciled Wise data| Wise CSV Column | Open Accountant Field | Notes |
|---|---|---|
TransferWise ID or ID | reference_id | Unique transfer ID for dedup |
Date | date | Completion date |
Description | description | Transfer description / recipient |
Amount | amount | Transaction amount (signed) |
Currency | currency | Source currency ISO code |
Running Balance | — | Not stored |
Exchange Rate | notes | Stored in notes for reference |
Total fees | amount (separate row) | Wise fee (negative = expense) |
To work with Wise exports manually:
Total fees column — use this directly.=Amount * ExchangeRate (use the rate from the Wise statement, not a live rate).Total Inflows: =SUMIFS(Amount, Amount, ">0", Currency, "USD")
Total Outflows: =ABS(SUMIFS(Amount, Amount, "<0", Currency, "USD"))
Total Fees: =ABS(SUMIFS(TotalFees, Currency, "USD"))
Net: =Inflows - Outflows
For developers, Wise has a public API at api.transferwise.com that can pull statements programmatically. Requires an API key from your Wise business account settings.
Batch ID and Reference.