Akahu provides an easy, seamless, and secure way for Good Numbers to retrieve your transaction information directly from your bank. However, if you choose not to use Akahu or can't for some reason, you can also manually upload your bank transactions in the QIF format (Quicken Interchange Format). This guide provides instructions on retrieving QIF files, covering all the major New Zealand banks.

A short video guide is available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YhIwOmvZGA

General Export Instructions (most banks)

1. Log in to your internet banking using a web browser.
2. Select the account you want to export transactions from.
3. Look for a tab or button such as View Transactions, Search and Export, Export Transactions, or Download.
4. Choose your date range — for example, 1 April to 31 March.
5. Select the file format as QIF
6. Click Export or Download.
7. Save the file to a location you will remember (e.g. Desktop or Downloads folder).
8. Log in to Good Numbers → go to Import / Upload → select the file → import your transactions.

Bank-Specific Instructions

ANZ

1. Log in to ANZ Internet Banking.
2. Select the account you want to export.
3. Click Export.
4. Enter your desired Start Date and End Date (should be for 1 year).
5. In the File Format dropdown, select QIF (dd/mm/yyyy) – Quicken Interchange Format.
6. Click Export.
7. When prompted, choose Save File and store it somewhere you will remember.

ANZ Help: Exporting Transactions

ASB – Fastnet Classic & Personal

1. Log in to ASB FastNet Classic.
2. Select the account you want to export from.
3. Enter the From and To dates for the export.
4. In the “Export As” dropdown, select QIF – Quicken.
5. Click Export.
6. Save the file when your browser prompts you.

ASB Help: Export transactions

ASB – Fastnet Business

1. Log in to ASB FastNet Business.
2. Click ‘View Transaction History’.
3. Check all accounts for your organization.
4. Enter the From and To dates for the export (note, you will need to export transactions in 3-month chunks).

• Click Export.
• In the “Save As” dropdown, select QIF – File.
• Click Export.
• Save the file when your browser prompts you.

BNZ

1. Log in to BNZ Internet Banking.
2. Select the account you want.
3. At the top of the transaction list, click More → Export transactions.
4. In the popup, select QIF as the format.
5. Select your date range.
6. Click Export and save the file.

BNZ Help: Export Transactions

Westpac

1. Log in to Westpac Online Banking.
2. Select the account to download transactions for.
3. Select Export Transactions.

• Enter the “From” and “To” dates.
• Choose QIF (dd/mm/yyyy) from the file format options.
• Click Export.
• Save the file when prompted.

Westpac Help: Exporting Transactions

Kiwibank

1. Log in to Kiwibank Internet Banking.
2. Select the account you need.
3. Click Search/export options to expand this section.
4. Set the date range.
5. Select QIF as the file format.
6. Click Export and save the file to your computer.

Kiwibank Help: Export transactions

TSB

1. Log in to TSB Internet Banking.
2. Select the account to export.
3. Choose your date range.
4. Click Export.
5. Select QIF DD/MM/YYYY as the format.
6. Save the downloaded file.