Exporting Conversion History for Audits

Learn how to use your BillToSheet conversion history for audit trails. Document what was converted, when, and prepare records for internal or external audits.

When preparing for audits, having a clear record of your conversion history can be invaluable. This documentation not only helps you track what invoices have been processed but also provides a timeline of conversions that can clarify discrepancies or answer queries from auditors. For instance, if an invoice amount is questioned, you can quickly reference the conversion history to provide proof of the date and content of the converted document.

To export your conversion history, navigate to the history section of your BillToSheet account. From there, you can select the desired date range and specific conversions you want to include. Once you’ve made your selections, simply click the export button to download your records in a CSV format, which can easily be opened in Excel for further analysis. Remember to save this file securely, as it will serve as an important reference during audits.

One common issue to watch out for is ensuring that your date range accurately reflects the period under review. If you set the dates incorrectly, you might end up with incomplete records that could raise questions during the audit. Additionally, make sure to double-check the formatting of the exported CSV file; sometimes, data may not align perfectly if opened in different spreadsheet applications, so verifying it beforehand will save you time and hassle later.

Frequently Asked Questions

What conversion history is available?

Your dashboard shows each conversion with date, invoice details (vendor, number, total), and download links. This provides an audit trail of what was converted and when.

How long is conversion history retained?

Logged-in users can access conversion history for 30 days. Downloaded files are stored for 30 days. For longer audit retention, download and archive your CSV files externally.

Can I export my conversion history to a spreadsheet?

Your dashboard displays all conversions. You can manually copy the list or take screenshots for audit documentation. A formal export feature may be added in future.

What should auditors look for in conversion records?

Auditors may want to verify that invoice data was accurately extracted. Keep your original PDFs and compare key fields (invoice number, total, date) to the CSV output for sample testing.

How do I prove data integrity for audit?

For critical audits, retain original PDFs alongside converted CSVs. The consistent structure of our output (invoice details + line items) allows auditors to trace from source document to imported data.