Portable CSV2CSV

With its somewhat confusing name, Portable CSV2CSV is a user-friendly, little application that helps you transfer your financial information such as accounts, credit card transactions and bank statements to Quicken, QB Self Employed and Xero, some of the biggest names in the online accounting circle.
It does so by making it as simple as possible for you to convert CSV, XLSX, XLS and TXT files containing financial information to CSV Mint format.
As you may tell just by reading its name, this application does not require installation in order to run on your computer and it also means that you can take it with you on any flash drive or similar storage devices.

Clear-cut and novice-accessible user interface

To get started, download the app, unzip its package and launch it via the designated executable file. The interface is exactly as you would expect from applications such as these, far from being considered modern or stylish but very functional, nonetheless.
This said, all the app's features are right in front of you and they can easily be accessed directly from the main window, as there are no complicated menus involved.

Straightforward workflow

Simply load the file from its original destination, select which transactions you want to be present in the resulting CSV Mint file, choose one of the three targets (Quicken, QB Self Employed and Xero) and click the 'Convert' button located on the lower section of the main window.
Before we conclude, if you find that various columns need to be reassigned, you can rely on the app's CSV Mapper that basically allows you to efficiently assign columns from the original file.

Transfer your financial data to CSV Mint files with the help of this portable app

Taking everything that's been said into consideration, Portable CSV2CSV is a single-purpose app that does its job right by offering you a quick way to convert a wide array of files with financial data to CSV Mint files.
Even though even novice users should get to grips with it really quickly, the app would have been even more efficient and more user-orientate if it would come with drag and drop support.