# Third-party tools {#third-party-tools}


There are various scripts and tools you can use, if the Firefly III Data Importer does not fit your use case.



> [!IMPORTANT]
> These are all developed by other users, feel free to contact them if you have support questions.




## Transaction classification {#transaction-classification}


[TransCat](https://github.com/Hapyr/trans-cat) can pre-process your CSV file and automatically assign your transactions to a category based on previous assignments.


## Import tools {#import-tools}



## Firemerge {#firemerge}


[A customizable tool](https://github.com/lvu/firemerge) for semi-automated (not automated!) transaction entry for Firefly III.


## TrueLayer to Firefly III {#truelayer-to-firefly-iii}


[truelayer2firefly](https://erwindouna.github.io/truelayer2firefly/) can import transactions from the TrueLayer-platform into Firefly III. TrueLayer is comparable to Salt Edge and GoCardless.


### FF3-OFX {#ff3-ofx}


[FF3-OFX](https://github.com/pelaxa/ff3-ofx) is a React application that can be used to import transactions using your financial institution's OFX (Money format) exports.


### Splitwise {#splitwise}


"[Splitwise Firefly Sync](https://github.com/adyanth/splitwise-firefly-sync)" syncs the expenses from Splitwise to Firefly III using their respective APIs.


### FinTS {#fints}


"[Firefly III FinTS importer](https://github.com/bnw/firefly-iii-fints-importer)" allows you to import using FinTS, a bank-independent protocol for online banking, developed and used by German banks.


### FinTS console {#fints-console}


"[Firefly III FinTS console importer](https://github.com/Gared/firefly-iii-fints-console-importer)" allows you to import using FinTS similar to the previous importer, but operates entirely via the command line and enables automated imports.


### CAMT (ISO 20022) {#camt-iso-20022}


[This script](https://github.com/plumped/camt_converter_ISO20022_for_camt) allows you to unzip zip files with camt.053 in them and convert them into CSV for easy processing.



> [!IMPORTANT]
> Since the data importer supports camt.053 files, this is no necessary.




### GnuCash {#gnucash}


This experimental [Python script](https://gist.github.com/adyanth/20c004869baf33458e416d4396ca40a8) can convert GnuExports to Firefly III compatible JSON.


### Plaid {#plaid}


[Plaid](https://plaid.com/) is a data aggregation service just like Spectre's Salt Edge API mentioned earlier.

- GitLab-user [@GeorgeHahn](https://gitlab.com/GeorgeHahn) built a tool to import from Plaid. [Website and documentation](https://gitlab.com/GeorgeHahn/firefly-plaid-connector)
- GitHub-user [@dvankley](https://github.com/dvankley) built an alternative Plaid importer tool. [Website and documentation](https://github.com/dvankley/firefly-plaid-connector-2)



> [!WARNING]
> The free Plaid program is meant for testing and your milage may vary.




## Bank-specific tools {#bank-specific-tools}



### Up Bank Australia {#up-bank-australia}


These applications allow you to import data from Australian Bank "Up":

- "[UpBankFFImporter](https://github.com/MajorArkwolf/UpBankFFImporter)" by [@MajorArkwolf](https://github.com/MajorArkwolf)
- "[UP_Firefly_API_Connector](https://blog.dupreez.id.au/2021/01/automatically-update-firefly-iii-with-up-banking-transactions/)" by [@Mugl3](https://github.com/Mugl3)


### Credit Agricole {#credit-agricole}


[This Python app](https://github.com/Royalphax/credit-agricole-importer) allows you to import transactions from Crédit Agricole


### Crypto exchanges {#crypto-exchanges}


[This service](https://github.com/financelurker/crypto-trades-firefly-iii) by [@financelurker](https://github.com/financelurker) lets you import activities from your crypto exchange accounts (like "Binance/binance.com") to your FireFly III account.


### PayPal {#paypal}


"[Firefly III PayPal importer](https://github.com/robvankeilegom/firefly-III-paypal-importer)" by [@robvankeilegom](https://github.com/robvankeilegom) to pull data from the PayPal API and push it to your Firefly III instance.


### Revolut {#revolut}


If you're banking with Revolut, you can use the [Revolut importer](https://gitlab.com/ludo444/fireflyrevoluttransactions), which is built by GitLab user [@ludo444](https://gitlab.com/ludo444).



> [!IMPORTANT]
> Want your app on this list? Open an [issue on GitHub](https://github.com/firefly-iii/firefly-iii/issues/)!