Supported import format

What Kelviz needs from a toll provider export before it can be imported.

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File types

CSV or Excel (.xlsx). Kelviz doesn't connect to toll providers live — you export a statement from your provider's portal (E-ZPass, SunPass, TxTag, or any other) and upload it.

Column mapping, not fixed columns

Your file's columns don't need to be named a specific way. The import wizard's mapping step lets you match each required field (like occurred date/time, license plate, and amount) to whatever column header your provider actually uses, and suggests a mapping automatically based on your headers. You can save a mapping as a reusable template so repeat imports from the same provider skip the mapping step.

Timezone

Most provider exports have no timezone marker on their date/time columns at all. You tell the import wizard what timezone the file's timestamps are in — it converts them from there.

Expected result

A file with valid, mapped columns is ready to validate and import — see Start a reconciliation run for what happens after import.

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