SIE export component.
The SIE format is a Swedish standard for transferring accounting data. For more information, see www.sie.se.
Three letter currency code (ISO 4217), e.g. 'SEK'.
The thumbprint of the certificate to sign the generated document with.
The certificate can be placed in either Current User or Local Machine.
Check the menu item Admin > Softadmin® system information > Installed certificates to see which certificates are accessible from Softadmin®.
An internal identification in the accounting system, e.g. client number.
The name of the company.
Meta information stored in the generated file. The name of the person or routine that created the file.
Meta information stored in the generated file. The date and time when the file was created.
The name of the file to generate.
A sequence number for distinquishing between different sole proprietorships for the same person.
The company's organization number. There should be a hyphen before the last four digits: XXXXXX-XXXX
(or XXXXXXXX-XXXX
).
Meta information stored in the generated file. Should be the name of the program generating the file.
Meta information stored in the generated file. The version of the program that generated the file.
The fiscal years to include.
Should typically include the primary fiscal year to export and the preceding year.
The month (1-12) the fiscal year ends.
The year (YYYY) the fiscal year ends.
The month (1-12) the fiscal year starts.
The year (YYYY) the fiscal year starts.
Indicates whether the file contains ledger entries for this fiscal year.
Indicates whether the file contains subdivided accounts for this fiscal year.
Set to 1 to indicate that the fiscal year is closed.
Set to 1 to indicate that this is the primary fiscal year for which the data has been exported. Exactly one fiscal year should be marked as primary.
Indicates that information after this date for this fiscal year is not complete or reliable.
The chart of accounts.
The account number.
The name of the account.
The type of account.
Possible value | Description |
---|---|
Asset | |
Cost | |
Income | |
Liability |
The unit used for quantities for this account, if any.
The dimension number. Either use one of the predefined values listed below, or use 20 or above for custom dimensions.
Possible value | Description |
---|---|
1 | Kostnadsställe/resultatenhet |
2 | Kostnadsbärare |
3 | Filial/butik |
4 | Verksamhetsgren |
6 | Projekt |
7 | Anställd |
The name of the dimension.
The dimension value ID.
The dimension that this dimension value belongs to.
The name of the dimension value.
A value that uniquely identifies the customer, typically the customer number.
Address line 1.
Address line 2.
The customer's city.
The customer's country.
The customer's name.
The customer's organization id. Should use the format XXXXXX-XXXX
(or XXXXXXXX-XXXX
).
The customer's VAT number.
The customer's zip code.
A value that uniquely identifies the supplier, typically the supplier number.
Address line 1.
Address line 2.
The supplier's city.
The supplier's country.
The supplier's organization id. Should use the format XXXXXX-XXXX
(or XXXXXXXX-XXXX
).
The supplier's name.
The supplier's VAT number.
The supplier's zip code.
The primary account. Uniquely identifies this group. Could e.g. be 1510 for a group of customer invoices.
The name of the account.
The type of objects the group contains.
Possible value | Description |
---|---|
CustomerInvoice | |
FixedAsset | |
GeneralObject | General object that does not fit in any of the other categories. |
SupplierInvoice |
Additional accounts included in subdivided account groups. Commonly used for fixed assets.
The primary account of the group.
An additional account included in the group.
A value uniquely identifying this customer invoice within the group. Could e.g. be the invoice number (if it is unique).
The primary account of the account group that this customer invoice belongs to.
The original amount in the accounting currency.
Use at most two decimal digits to the right of the decimal point.
The customer as specified in the Customers result set.
The name of the customer invoice.
The due date of the invoice.
Date of entry.
Three letter currency code (ISO 4217), e.g. 'SEK'.
Used together with ForeignCurrencyAmount.
The foreign currency amount in the currency specified by ForeignCurrency.
Use at most two decimal digits to the right of the decimal point.
The invoice number.
A value uniquely identifying this supplier invoice within the group. Could e.g. be the invoice number (if it is unique).
The primary account of the account group that this supplier invoice belongs to.
The original amount in the accounting currency.
Use at most two decimal digits to the right of the decimal point.
The due date of the invoice.
Date of entry.
Three letter currency code (ISO 4217), e.g. 'SEK'.
Used together with ForeignCurrencyAmount.
The foreign currency amount in the currency specified by ForeignCurrency.
Use at most two decimal digits to the right of the decimal point.
The invoice number.
The supplier as specified in the Suppliers result set.
The name of the supplier invoice.
A value uniquely identifying this fixed asset within the group.
The primary account of the account group that this fixed asset belongs to.
The original amount in the accounting currency.
Use at most two decimal digits to the right of the decimal point.
Date of entry.
The name of the fixed asset.
Three letter currency code (ISO 4217), e.g. 'SEK'.
Used together with ForeignCurrencyAmount.
The foreign currency amount in the currency specified by ForeignCurrency.
Use at most two decimal digits to the right of the decimal point.
A value uniquely identifying this general object within the group.
The primary account of the account group that this general object belongs to.
The original amount in the accounting currency.
Use at most two decimal digits to the right of the decimal point.
Date of entry.
Three letter currency code (ISO 4217), e.g. 'SEK'.
Used together with ForeignCurrencyAmount.
The foreign currency amount in the currency specified by ForeignCurrency.
Use at most two decimal digits to the right of the decimal point.
The name of the general object.
Should typically contain balances (for the balance accounts) for the primary fiscal year and the preceding year, and budget for the primary fiscal year (if available).
The account number. If ObjectId is also specified, then Account should refer to a primary or secondary account of the object's group.
CustomerInvoiceId, SupplierInvoiceId, FixedAssetId, or GeneralObjectId.
The dimension value that the balance applies to.
Used together with DimensionId.
The dimension that the dimension value belongs to.
Used together with DimensionValueId.
The balance in the accounting currency.
Use at most two decimal digits to the right of the decimal point.
The type of balance.
Possible value | Description |
---|---|
Budget | Budget |
Closing | Closing balance |
Opening | Opening balance |
Three letter currency code (ISO 4217), e.g. 'SEK'.
Used together with ForeignCurrencyAmount.
The foreign currency amount in the currency specified by ForeignCurrency.
Use at most two decimal digits to the right of the decimal point.
Used together with Year.
The quantity.
Used together with Month.
A surrogate key used by other result sets to refer to this journal.
The name of the journal.
The journal series.
A surrogate key used by other result sets to refer to this journal entry.
The journal this journal entry belongs to.
The name of the person or routine who registered the entry.
The date when the entry was made.
The journal date.
The journal entry number.
The name of the person or routine who locked the entry.
The date when the entry was locked.
The name of the person or routine who made the entry in a pre-processing system, if the entry originates from a pre-processing system.
The date when the entry was made in a pre-processing system, if the entry originates from a pre-processing system.
Reference to an object in a pre-processing system.
Journal entry text.
The journal entry to correct.
The journal entry that corrects the other journal entry.
A surrogate key used by other result sets to refer to this ledger entry.
The journal entry this ledger entry belongs to.
The account number.
The amount in the accounting currency.
Use at most two decimal digits to the right of the decimal point.
The ledger entries (excluding removed ledger entries) for each journal entry should sum to 0.
Dimension values can be connected either by using columns named 'Dimension' suffixed by the dimension number (when the dimensions are known beforehand) or by the Ledger entry dimension values result set, but not both.
The name of the person or routine who registered the entry.
The date when the entry was made.
Three letter currency code (ISO 4217), e.g. 'SEK'.
Used together with ForeignCurrencyAmount.
The foreign currency amount in the currency specified by ForeignCurrency.
Use at most two decimal digits to the right of the decimal point.
The ledger date, if different from the journal date.
The name of the person or routine who locked the entry.
The date when the entry was locked.
CustomerInvoiceId, SupplierInvoiceId, FixedAssetId, or GeneralObjectId.
The quantity.
The name of the person or routine who removed the entry.
The date when the entry was removed.
Ledger entry text.
Connects dimension values to ledger entries.
If the dimensions are fixed it might be simpler to use the DimensionNNN columns in the Ledger entries result set.
The ledger entry that the dimension value is connected to.
The dimension value.
The dimension that the dimension value belongs to.