The problem
Stripe gives you created_utc with a timestamp, amount_captured with a currency prefix, and customer_email in mixed case. QuickBooks' bank-import wants Date, Amount and Payee — and it won't parse the timestamp.
What Mappd does
Mappd renames Stripe's columns to QuickBooks' bank-import headers, strips the time component so the date parses, removes the currency prefix from amounts, and lowercases the payee email so it matches existing QBO contacts.
How to use this recipe
1. Click "Load this recipe free" above — or watch the live demo first.
2. Drop your Stripe export into Mappd.
3. The column mapping loads automatically — adjust anything you need.
4. Review the change summary, then download your QuickBooks-ready file.
Column transformations
Common questions
How do I import a Stripe export into QuickBooks?
Mappd converts Stripe payout CSV exports to QuickBooks bank-import format by ISO-formatting created_utc to Date (time component stripped), stripping the currency prefix from amount_captured, lowercasing customer_email to Payee, and renaming id to Reference. Processing is client-side. Typical run time: 2 minutes.
What columns does this recipe rename?
created_utc → Date (ISO 8601). amount_captured → Amount (currency stripped). description → Description (trimmed). id → Reference. type → Type. customer_email → Payee (lowercased).
Does my file get uploaded to a server?
No. The conversion runs in your browser. Your data is only sent to Mappd if you save the conversion to your history.
Is this free?
Yes. Mappd is free for three saved recipes and unlimited rows. No card required. Pro+ adds AI column matching for non-standard exports and cell-level editing.