Customer import · preview
1,284 rows
- Ready to write
- 1,251
- Rejected, with a reason each
- 33
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Grouped by what you are trying to do. Each entry says which way the data moves, whether it can write back, and its real status. Two of the things people most often assume exist do not exist here yet, and they are on this page rather than hidden from it.
Import detects what kind of records a file holds, maps its columns, validates every row and shows you the result — rows that would be written and rows that would be rejected — before anything touches the ledger.
Customer import · preview
1,284 rows
Nothing is written until you accept this preview
The run
A rejected row names what is wrong with it, so the fix happens in your file rather than in the ledger
There is no public write API and there are no outbound webhooks. Data comes in by guided import and goes out by export, and there is a read-only connector for your own AI tools. If your architecture assumes a live two-way API, tell us at the first conversation.
Customers, suppliers, products, opening balances and open items, with a mapping step and an error report you can correct and re-upload.
Any list or report as CSV, JSON or Excel, including a metadata block so an export can be read back in.
A scoped connection that lets an approved AI tool query one company’s records. It has no write path at all.
A documented external interface for writing into Boongon from your own systems.
Notifications pushed to your systems when something happens in Boongon.
Customers settle an invoice from the portal through a payment provider.
A payment run exported as a bank-ready file for you to upload to your bank, including ISO 20022. This is not a connection to the bank.
Import a statement file and match it against the books. Remembered remitters suggest allocations for you to confirm.
A direct connection that pulls transactions without an import step.
VAT, withholding and summary-list returns prepared from posted records, with the data file for submission.
Submitting a return directly to the tax authority from inside Boongon.
Customers see their own invoices, quotations, orders, statement and service history, and can report a payment.
Suppliers see their purchase orders and payments, and can submit an invoice.
Employees see their payslips, leave and loans without a full workspace seat.
Signing in through your identity provider, with accounts created and removed from your directory.
Showing a provider’s mark implies a partnership or a certification. We have not agreed one with any of the providers named on this page, so we name them in words instead.
Bring the list of systems that must exchange data with Boongon. We will tell you honestly what is possible now, what would be import and export, and what would have to wait.
Anything you want to ask about Boongon? A real person reads these.