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Migrating from 1Money

1Money stores transactions with categories and subcategories, and all of it can be moved into Svodly. Export the data to Excel or CSV and import it — accounts, categories and history will come across automatically.

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What gets moved

From 1Money Into Svodly
Income and expensesYes — date, amount, category, note
AccountsYes — created from the export
Categories and subcategoriesYes — nesting is preserved
Transfers between accountsYes — linked into a pair
Transaction currencyYes — from the currency column
Category iconsNo — Svodly assigns its own

Step 1. Export from 1Money

  1. Open the 1Money app.
  2. Go to Settings → Export.
  3. Choose to export transactions to Excel or CSV and save the file.
  4. Open the file on any device with Svodly — a computer, the web or the phone.

Step 2. Import into Svodly

  1. Open the migration wizard: on a computer and on the web — Settings → General → “Import data from another app”; on the phone — the import icon in the header of the Transactions screen.
  2. On the “Where are you migrating from?” step tap the “1Money” tile and pick the export file — CSV or XLSX.
  3. Look at the preview: how many transactions were recognised and how many of them are transfers, which accounts and categories will be created, and any warnings. No column mapping needed — Svodly knows the 1Money format.
  4. For every new account enter the “Current balance” — how much is on it now. Svodly works out the opening balance itself; leave the field empty and the account starts from zero.
  5. Click “Import N”.

Accounts that already exist in the book with the same name and currency aren’t created again — the transactions land on them. If the file doesn’t look like a 1Money export, the wizard says so and offers to open it as a universal file — then you map the columns by hand, as in the “Import & export” section.

“Import data from another app” → “1Money”: the preview reads “30 transactions recognised”, accounts “Cash, T-Bank Platinum”, a current balance of 48,300 ₽ — the opening one is recalculated. “Import 30” → “Transactions” shows expenses with a minus, salary with a plus, categories from the “Category” and “Subcategory” columns.
On the phone: Transactions → “Import transactions” → “1Money” → 1Money_export.xlsx from Downloads → “To import 30”, accounts “Наличные”, “Т-Банк Платинум” → the current “Т-Банк Платинум” balance of 48,300 ₽, with the opening balance recalculated → “Import 30” → “Import complete”.

Migration specifics

Svodly works out the sign of each transaction itself. 1Money lays the amounts out across income and expense columns, and older exports carry the transaction type (Income / Expense / Transfer). The preview has no individual rows — it shows totals: how many transactions were recognised and how many were skipped. So after the import take a look at the Transactions tab: expenses should show with a minus sign and income with a plus.

1Money’s subcategories are moved as nested Svodly subcategories: a parent category and a subcategory within it.

What won’t come across

Undo, if something went wrong

Every import goes into the log: on a computer and on the web — Settings → General → “Import and export”. Press “×” in the row of that import and confirm “Delete” in the “Delete import data?” window: all of the import’s transactions are deleted at once. Accounts, categories and counterparties it created stay. On the phone the log only shows the history: delete the import from a computer or the web, or roll the book back to the “Before import” backup under “Backups”. Details — in “Undo an import”.

Frequently asked questions

What format does 1Money export to?

1Money can export transactions to Excel and CSV. Svodly understands both formats — pick whichever is convenient.

Will subcategories be moved?

Yes. 1Money stores a category and a subcategory — Svodly preserves the nesting (a parent category and a subcategory within it).

How does 1Money tell income from expense on import?

Svodly works it out itself: from the income and expense columns, and in older exports with a single amount column — from the type column (Income / Expense / Transfer). A row of the Transfer type becomes a transfer between accounts. The easiest way to check the result is the Transactions tab after the import: expenses with a minus, income with a plus.

Will the whole history be moved?

Yes. As many transactions are imported as there are in the file — there is no limit on the period.

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