EDIFACT (INVOIC)

Convert EDIFACT INVOIC to CSV — Free Online EDI Invoice Converter

Convert commercial invoices (INVOIC) to a clean, filterable CSV table in seconds. Seller/buyer info, line items, pricing and tax breakdowns — your file stays on your device and is never uploaded to our server.

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Exports to CSV, Excel, JSON & XML

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What Is an EDIFACT INVOIC File, in Plain English?

EDIFACT is the international EDI standard (used mostly outside the US), and INVOIC is its message for a commercial invoice — it packs seller/buyer identity, line-level pricing, quantities and tax details into one dense text file built for computer systems, not humans. If you've opened one and seen a wall of codes like LIN+1++73...', that's normal — this tool turns that structure into an ordinary spreadsheet automatically, so you don't need to know the INVOIC spec to read your own invoice data.

Read the Full Guide: Why Convert INVOIC Files, Key Segments, and More

Why Parse EDIFACT INVOIC Files to CSV?

EDIFACT INVOIC is a widely used standard for exchanging commercial invoices between trading partners. A single INVOIC message packs seller/buyer identity, line-level pricing, quantities, tax breakdowns and payment terms into delimited segments. Converting INVOIC to CSV lets finance and supply chain teams audit invoices in a spreadsheet, reconcile against purchase orders, and feed data into other systems — without sending the file to any remote server. This tool performs structural parsing only; it does not validate or certify data against any financial or legal schema.

Common Segments Extracted from INVOIC Files

  • BGM — Beginning of Message (invoice number, type)
  • NAD — Name and Address (seller, buyer)
  • LIN — Line Item detail with product codes
  • MOA — Monetary Amounts (line total, invoice total, tax)
  • TAX — Duty/Tax/Fee details (VAT rate and amount)

Who Converts EDIFACT INVOIC Files to CSV?

Finance teams reconciling international invoices against purchase orders, import/export logistics coordinators, and trading-partner integration testers periodically need to open a raw INVOIC message without a full EDI-integration platform on hand. A browser-based converter fits that occasional need — checking a VAT breakdown, auditing a disputed invoice line, or verifying test data — without installing a dedicated EDI translator just to look at one file.

Browser-Based vs. Traditional EDI Translators for EDIFACT Files

Full EDI translator/VAN platforms are built for continuous, automated cross-border transaction processing and typically involve licensing, IT setup, and ongoing fees. For a single file review this is overkill. This tool runs immediately in any modern browser, needs no account for the free preview, and never sends invoice data to a server — useful for teams who prefer not to route commercial or financial terms through a third-party service. This tool performs structural parsing only and makes no certification claims.

Also Known As

This same tool handles files people search for as an "EDIFACT INVOIC to CSV converter," "edifact invoice to csv," or a misspelled "invoic csv convertor" — the parser reads file content, not the term you typed.

Also Need to Convert Other EDIFACT Messages?

The parser's delimiter-detection also works on other common EDIFACT messages — including ORDERS (purchase order) and DESADV (dispatch/despatch advice) — plus X12 transaction sets in general. See the homepage for the full list of supported formats.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my EDI file uploaded anywhere?

No. This converter runs entirely in your browser. Your EDIFACT INVOIC file is read and parsed locally on your device and is never uploaded, transmitted, or stored on any server.

What EDI formats are supported?

The tool auto-detects EDIFACT (including INVOIC, ORDERS, and other message types) and ANSI X12 files by reading the UNA/UNB or ISA header delimiters, so you can drop in most standard EDI files without manual configuration.

Can I export to Excel or JSON too?

Yes. Once unlocked, you can export the fully parsed invoice file as CSV, Excel (.xlsx), or JSON — or copy the structural table directly to your clipboard.

Is this a subscription? What's your refund policy?

No subscription — it's a one-time payment (currently 50% off at $29.99) for lifetime access on this browser. Enter the licence key Gumroad emails you to unlock full export. Because the unlock is delivered in full on payment, all sales are final; see our Refund Policy for details.

Does this work on Mac/iPhone, other EDIFACT versions, or multiple files at once?

Yes on device — it runs in any modern browser on Windows, Mac, Chromebook, or iPad. It parses structurally, so INVOIC messages under D.96A, D.01B, and other EDIFACT versions are all supported. Note it currently processes one file at a time rather than bulk/batch uploads.