Voucher Parser
Convert vouchers to standardized CSV format
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Convert vouchers to standardized CSV format
Upload two CSV files to compare their contents. The tool will identify matching records, missing records in each file, and highlight differences.
This is the column that will be used to identify matching records between the two files.
Select fields to compare. If none selected, only the key field will be used for matching.
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The following files don't match the selected carrier format:
|) as
separator,) as
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format (="value")Example of how files should look:
Zain:
123456|789012|20251231
Asiacell:
123456,789012,20251231
Zain (new):
="123456",="789012",2025-12-31 00:00:00
The Voucher Parser is designed to convert carrier voucher files into a standardized CSV format for easy import into other systems. It handles different carrier formats and standardizes the output.
A unique identifier for the voucher type/product. Must be numeric.
The cost value of each voucher. Must be numeric (can include decimals).
Select the telecom carrier format of your input files (Asiacell or Zain).
Upload .txt or .csv files containing voucher information. All files must use the same format.
Enter the Variant ID and Cost, select your carrier, and upload your voucher files.
The system checks that all files match the selected carrier format.
The data is processed, dates are standardized, and voucher information is combined.
A preview of the processed data is displayed for your review.
The standardized data is downloaded as a CSV file ready for import.
Uses pipe symbol (|) as separator
Format: Serial|PIN|ExpiryDate
Uses comma (,) as separator
Format: Serial,PIN,ExpiryDate
Uses comma (,) with Excel formula format
Format: PIN,Serial,ExpiryDateTime
The tool automatically converts various date formats to the standard DD-MM-YYYY format:
Input Formats:
Output Format:
Example: 31-12-2025
The tool will: