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How to export your data from MYOB
What to click in MYOB, which files you get, and what can’t come across. Checked 6 October 2026.
Before you start: You need the Administrator or Accountant/Bookkeeper role.
Customer cards
- Go to File → Import/Export Assistant.
- Choose Export data, then Next.
- Pick Customer cards from the Export list, then Next.
- Choose comma-separated, keep the header row, then Next.
- Click Add All so every field comes across, then Export and save the file.
Sales
- Same steps, picking Sales (service and item sales, one file each).
- MYOB puts a blank row between sales — Yamate reads that.
Payments received
- Same steps, picking Receive payments.
Purchases
- Same steps, picking Purchases. Keep the word purchases in the file name.
Supplier cards
- Same steps, picking Supplier cards.
Items
- Same steps, picking Items.
Accounts list
- Same steps, picking Accounts list.
These are the AccountRight steps. If you use MYOB Business in a web browser, the menu is different.
What can’t come across
- Attachments
- Payroll history (it belongs to the software that reported it)
Then bring it into Yamate
- Open Yamate and go to Settings → Your data → Import data. New accounts are asked once, after the welcome.
- Drop all the files in at once — CSV, Excel or ZIP. They are read on your phone or computer.
- Check the tick-list. Owed invoices stay owed, paid ones count as paid, and nothing you already have is changed.
- Tap Add. Anything you untick is left out.
Checked 6 October 2026 against MYOB’s own help pages. Yamate isn’t affiliated with MYOB; the name belongs to its owner.
- www.myob.com/au/support/myob-business/import-export/exporting-data — read 6 October 2026