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Import PDF Invoices into Sage 50
— No Manual Entry

Sage 50 is a trusted accounting platform for small and mid-size businesses across the UK and Canada — but manually entering purchase invoices still costs hours every month. SkipEntry reads any invoice PDF, extracts every field you need, and exports a Sage-ready purchase invoice import CSV in seconds.

No credit card required. 100 pages free.

How SkipEntry + Sage 50 Works

1

Upload PDFs

Drag and drop supplier invoice PDFs — single files or batches of 50+. Digital or scanned, any format, any vendor.

2

AI extracts data

Supplier name, invoice number, dates, line items, tax, currency, and totals — all extracted. Review and correct any field in seconds.

3

Download Sage import file

Export a CSV formatted for Sage 50's purchase invoice import. Upload it directly into Sage — no reformatting required.

What Gets Extracted

Every field Sage 50 needs to post a purchase invoice — pulled directly from the PDF.

FieldExample
Supplier NameMeridian Industrial Supplies Ltd.
Invoice NumberMIS-2024-07821
Invoice Date20/11/2024
Due Date20/12/2024
Line Items (description)Heavy-duty shelving unit, 4-tier
Line Items (qty / rate / amount)3 × £210.00 = £630.00
Subtotal£630.00
Tax Amount£126.00 (VAT 20%)
Total Amount£756.00

Every extraction is math-validated: line items must sum to subtotal; subtotal + tax must equal total. Discrepancies are flagged before export.

Sage 50 Purchase Invoice Import Format

SkipEntry exports a CSV that maps directly to Sage 50's purchase invoice import columns. Open Sage 50, go to File → Import → Purchase Invoices, and upload the file — no header editing, no column reordering. Dates are formatted DD/MM/YYYY as required by Sage 50.

Sage 50 ColumnWhat It Holds
Supplier NameSupplier name as it appears in your Sage supplier list
Invoice NumberInvoice number from the PDF
Invoice DateInvoice date (DD/MM/YYYY)
Due DatePayment due date (DD/MM/YYYY)
DescriptionLine item description text
QuantityQuantity from the line item
Unit PriceUnit price / rate (net of tax)
Net AmountLine item net total
Tax CodeSage tax code — e.g. T1 (Standard VAT), T0 (Zero rated), T9 (Exempt)
Tax AmountCalculated VAT or tax amount
Gross AmountLine item total including tax
CurrencyInvoice currency code — GBP, CAD, USD, EUR, AUD, etc.

Multi-Currency Support

Sage 50 users in the UK and Canada regularly deal with international suppliers. SkipEntry detects the invoice currency automatically — so you get the right currency code in your import file without checking each invoice manually.

  • GBP — British Pound Sterling
  • CAD — Canadian Dollar
  • USD — United States Dollar
  • EUR — Euro
  • AUD — Australian Dollar
  • NZD, SGD, HKD, CHF, and more

Currency is detected from the invoice itself — symbol, ISO code, or contextual clues. The correct code is written directly into the Sage 50 import file.

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Upload your first batch of invoices and download the Sage 50-ready import file in minutes.

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