Two Files, One Preview
The Chart of Accounts and Journal CSV exports are the financial source. Nothing posts until you approve the preview.
LedgerHQLeaving QuickBooks
Leave QuickBooks. Keep Your History.
Bring your chart, history, and financials. Review the result before anything posts.
Only $20 per month · Tally's AI use is includedTally, migrating
She moves the books. The numbers match.
QuickBooks
Tally
LedgerHQ
Chart of accounts84 accountsOpening balancesas of Jun 30Journal history3,412 entriesCustomers & vendors268 recordsReconciliations18 periods
QuickBooks
$264,180.00
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LedgerHQ
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Tally has moved 0 of 5 — your part is connecting QuickBooks.
Nothing Is Replaced by Accident
Replacing existing books requires an explicit, current confirmation, so a re-upload cannot quietly wipe reviewed data.
Keep QuickBooks as Long as You Want
Run a company here for a month while QuickBooks keeps running. Nothing forces you to cancel anything on a schedule.
Watch a company move
A QuickBooks Company Brought Across, in Full.
The exports, the preview, the verification. Decide from watching it rather than from our promises.
3 min 52 secSee every walkthrough
Inside LedgerHQ
The Honest Version
Your history comes across as two CSV files, you see exactly what will post before it posts, and the one part nobody can automate — reconnecting the bank logins — is the same Plaid connection you would do on any new system. That is the whole job.
How It Works
Move the History Without Losing the Thread.
The work stays connected inside the same books, ready for you to review.
The clean way across
Your history moves in a visible sequence.
You see the books before they post, then reconnect banks from the cutoff forward.
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Two exports
02
Preview
03
Verify
04
Import
05
Reconnect banks
QuickBooks exports
Chart of Accounts.csv
126 accounts
Journal Report.csv
18,492 lines
LedgerHQ preview
Alder Point Interiors
126Accounts
18,492Journal lines
2022–26Date range
Trial Balance, Income Statement, and Balance Sheet checked at the cutoff
Bank accounts reconnect from August 1 forward
The Difference
See What Comes With You.
See what stays on your plate today and what LedgerHQ takes over.
What the Move InvolvesTodayLedgerHQ
Chart of accountsStandard CSV export. Imported and validated in a preview before anything posts.
Journal historyStandard Journal report CSV export. Imported against the chart, with counts and date range reported.
Bank connectionsCannot be exported by anyone. Reconnected through Plaid at your chosen cutoff.
How many companies at once— Move one company first if you want proof, then bring the rest.
Questions, Answered
Straight Answers About Moving.
Can I switch from QuickBooks Online to LedgerHQ?
Yes. LedgerHQ imports the QuickBooks Chart of Accounts and Journal report CSV exports, shows you the resulting books before anything posts, and then connects bank accounts through Plaid from a cutoff date you choose. Move one company first if you want proof, then bring the rest.
How long does it take to move one company?
The import itself is two exports, an upload, and a preview review. The work that takes time is verifying the resulting books against QuickBooks at the cutoff and reconnecting the bank accounts. Move one company first if you want proof, then bring the rest.
Do QuickBooks bank connections transfer?
No, and no product can transfer them. Bank connections are re-established in LedgerHQ through Plaid after the accounting history and cutoff are reviewed.
What does not come across?
The import moves accounting history. It does not copy QuickBooks settings, attachments, payroll records, bank connections, or third-party app integrations.
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