Extract Amazon Invoices to Excel and CSV

Upload Amazon Business and Seller Central invoices and download structured Excel XLSX or CSV in seconds.

Upload your Amazon invoice PDFs and InvoiceXLSX extracts order numbers, ASINs, item descriptions, fees, shipping, and sales tax into a clean Excel or CSV file. It works on Amazon Business order invoices, Seller Central documents, and AWS billing PDFs, so you can reconcile spend and import into accounting software without retyping a single number.

98 to 99 percent field-level accuracy. No template setup. Files deleted automatically after processing.

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Why extract Amazon invoices to Excel?

Amazon invoices arrive in several layouts (Business marketplace orders, third-party seller documents, and AWS statements), and each one buries the numbers your bookkeeping needs inside a PDF. Copying order totals by hand gets slow and error prone once you handle dozens of orders a month.

Reads Amazon Business and Seller Central invoice PDFs, including multi-item orders on a single document.
Captures the Amazon order ID, ASIN, and item description so every line maps to the right product.
Separates item price, shipping, promotional discounts, and sales tax into their own columns.
Handles bulk archives, so a full month of marketplace orders becomes one spreadsheet.
Outputs columns that line up with QuickBooks and Xero import templates.
Runs OCR on scanned or photographed Amazon receipts when no native PDF exists.
Accurate line-item capture

Every product line, ASIN, quantity, and unit price is pulled into its own row at 98 to 99 percent field-level accuracy.

Excel and CSV output

Download an Excel XLSX workbook for pivot tables or a CSV ready for your accounting import.

Fees and tax split out

Amazon fees, shipping, and sales tax each land in separate columns so your expense categories stay clean.

How it works

1

Upload Amazon invoices

Drag in your Amazon Business, Seller Central, or AWS invoice PDFs, one file or a whole month at once.

2

AI reads every field

The AI extracts order IDs, ASINs, item lines, fees, and tax, even from scanned receipts via OCR.

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Download Excel or CSV

Export a clean spreadsheet and import it into QuickBooks, Xero, or NetSuite.

Fields it extracts

InvoiceXLSX pulls the fields that matter for Amazon bookkeeping and seller reconciliation:

Order ID Order date ASIN Item description Seller name Quantity Unit price Item subtotal Shipping charge Promotional discount Sales tax Order total Payment method Invoice number

Who uses it and how

Amazon sellers and ecommerce bookkeepers use the converter to reconcile marketplace spend against payouts, prepare sales tax filings, and keep cost of goods accurate. Online retailers pull a month of Amazon Business orders into one sheet for expense categorization, while accountants use the exported file to import invoices into QuickBooks without manual entry.

Need the rest of your books in order too? Once your invoices are in Excel you can convert the CSV straight to a QBO file for QuickBooks, reconcile the matching card charges by converting your bank statements to Excel, and digitize paper purchase receipts with a receipt data extractor. High-volume sellers should start with the bulk invoice upload workflow.

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert an Amazon invoice to Excel?

Upload the Amazon invoice PDF to InvoiceXLSX and download an Excel file in seconds. The AI reads the order ID, ASINs, item lines, fees, shipping, and sales tax, then writes each into its own column. No template setup or manual copying is needed.

Can I extract data from multiple Amazon invoices at once?

Yes. Upload a batch of Amazon invoice PDFs and the tool merges them into a single Excel or CSV sheet, one row per line item. This is the fastest way to turn a month of marketplace orders into a spreadsheet you can sort, filter, and import.

Does it work with Amazon Business and Seller Central invoices?

Yes. The extractor handles Amazon Business order invoices, Seller Central documents, and AWS billing PDFs. Because it reads the layout instead of a fixed template, it adapts to the different formats Amazon uses across these accounts.

Will Amazon fees and sales tax be separated?

Yes. Item price, shipping, promotional discounts, Amazon fees, and sales tax each land in their own column. That keeps your expense categories and tax totals clean when you import the file into QuickBooks or Xero.

Can it read scanned or photographed Amazon receipts?

Yes. Built-in OCR reads scanned PDFs and phone photos of Amazon receipts, so you can capture orders even when no native PDF download exists. Clear, well-lit images give the most accurate results.

Is my Amazon data secure?

Yes. Files are processed over encrypted connections and deleted automatically after processing. Your invoice data is never sold or used to train public models.

Extract Amazon Invoices to Excel and CSV

Upload your first invoice and download a clean Excel or CSV file in seconds. No template setup required.