Configure scheduled exports

This feature is optional and can be enabled independently of the inbound flow. The outbound format is independent from the inbound format: a client can send CSV and receive XLSX. Agree the outbound folder, format, frequency, run time, and time zone. Use a sortable name such as:

Understand XLSX exports

An operational XLSX export contains:
  • Créance, for human review, with debts and follow-up subrows;
  • Data, for automated integration, with one row per debt and follow-up combination.
The sample workbook’s Notes sheet is documentary and is not guaranteed in generated exports.

Understand CSV exports

The CSV export is a flat UTF-8 file with BOM and semicolon delimiter. It contains one row per debt and omits XLSX follow-up subrows. To make reconciliation with an inbound file easier, the header starts with ID, then Invoice Reference, Internal ID, and Debtor Reference. Shared import/export fields then follow the inbound order as closely as possible: identity, contacts, address, debt, amounts, and status. Export-only columns come afterwards.

Understand column availability

The published French sample exposes the same 75 headers in both operational XLSX sheets:
  • Créance shows one main row per debt followed by its optional follow-up subrows;
  • Data shows one row per debt/follow-up combination, or one debt row when no follow-up exists.
The published French CSV sample exposes 70 headers and one row per debt. These counts cover standard columns before any client-specific fields are appended. Generated export labels follow the export locale. Their meanings and availability remain those in the dictionary below. A blank calculated field generally means that the debt has no corresponding value, event, dispute, or payment plan.

Identification, debtor, and debt

Amounts, status, and activity

Settlement origin and payment reconciliation

These seven columns separate online payments from settlements recorded outside online payments. An online payment may come from the portal or a direct link managed by GetBill: this origin does not distinguish those two journeys. All supported payment service providers (PSPs) are covered, including PayZen, Stripe, Adyen, and GoCardless. The dictionary retains the headers from the published French samples; generated exports use their configured language. For example, a €108 debt paid €40 through PayZen and €68 recorded manually has origin Paiement en ligne PayZen + Manuel in French, online amount 40, and offline amount 68, assuming no refunds. Manuel describes settlement origin; the Repris manuel debt status describes manual takeover of collection and does not by itself prove settlement. Reimport includes a balance reduced to zero or a reference missing from a complete file when that origin is recorded. To prepare a remittance, reconcile PSP references, dates, and the recorded collector against provider statements. An online payment may have been collected by the creditor or an agent. Neither Montant récupéré, Relance ayant déclenché le paiement, nor Paiement associé relance is sufficient to determine funds to remit. These columns do not calculate the final remittance or contractual commission. Amounts cover the available history of exported debts, without automatically restricting payments to the statement month. In the Data sheet, debt amounts repeat for each follow-up: deduplicate by debt before summing them.

Disputes, payments, and installments

XLSX follow-up details

These nine fields are populated on Créance subrows and corresponding Data rows. They are blank on a debt row with no follow-up.
The export may append client-specific columns from extra imported variables and configured collected fields. Their labels come from the client configuration and they are outside the 70/75 standard columns.

Exported follow-up statuses

Exports use localized labels, depending on the export language. Technical values below map them to the API; they do not replace labels in exported columns.

Debt status

Follow-up status

Payment plans

When a concrete payment schedule exists, Accord de paiement uses:
Each installment follows #N=AMOUNT@YYYY-MM-DD:
If installments have not yet been generated, the column may contain a readable description. Dedicated duration, start, and amount columns remain authoritative.

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