Clean a customer file for Pennylane, Sage or EBP (SIRET & IBAN)
The Importly team · Published 2026-06-28
French accounting and ERP tools — Pennylane, Sage, EBP — are picky about third-party (customer/supplier) imports. Beyond the usual name and address cleanup, they expect SIRET/SIREN and IBAN in a specific, valid shape. Get one wrong and the import is rejected or, worse, creates messy records.
What's specific to French B2B files
- SIRET / SIREN pasted with spaces, dots or mixed lengths ("814 207 234 00012" vs "81420723400012").
- IBAN with inconsistent spacing or lower case.
- Amounts and dates in French format (
1 234,56,31/12/2025) that the target tool may or may not expect. - The usual: column names in French, duplicate rows, empty lines.
The fast way with Importly
- Upload your customer / third-party export (
.xlsxor.csv). - Pick your accounting profile — "Pennylane — Third parties", "Sage 50 — Customers", "EBP — Customers", and others. Importly maps your columns to that tool's import fields and cleans the values.
- Download the import-ready file and load it into your accounting tool.
What gets cleaned
- SIRET / SIREN stripped to clean digits and validated length.
- IBAN normalized and grouped the standard way.
- Names, cities, postal codes, countries tidied.
- Dates and amounts kept in the French convention your tool expects.
Unlike a generic cleaner, these profiles are built specifically for French B2B imports — the SIRET/IBAN handling is the part that usually costs you the most time.
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