Hashavshevet Data Tools
Verified91/100Import and export data between Hashavshevet accounting software and modern formats (JSON, CSV, Excel). Use when you need to extract journal entries, chart of accounts, trial balances, or customer/supplier lists from Hashavshevet, import bank transactions and invoices into Hashavshevet format, migrate data from Hashavshevet to cloud-based solutions (iCount, Rivhit, Invoice4U), or handle Hebrew encoding conversions (Windows-1255 to UTF-8). Supports Hashavshevet Gold, Hashavshevet 2000+, and newer versions. Validates data integrity during import/export operations. Do NOT use for real-time Hashavshevet API integrations, direct database modifications, or live bookkeeping within Hashavshevet.
Trust score 91/100 (Verified) · 53+ installs · 2 GitHub contributors · MIT license
Hashavshevet is the most widely-used accounting software in Israel, but it operates in a desktop environment with proprietary formats. Transferring data from Hashavshevet to modern systems or importing data into it requires complex conversions, including handling Hebrew encoding (Windows-1255).
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Developers? Install via command line (CLI)
npx skills-il add skills-il/accounting@v1.3.0-hashavshevet-data-tools --skill hashavshevet-data-tools -a claude-codeWhen to Apply
- When you need to export data from Hashavshevet to modern formats (JSON/CSV/Excel)
- When importing bank transactions or invoices into Hashavshevet
- When migrating from Hashavshevet to cloud systems (iCount, Rivhit)
- When there are Hebrew encoding issues in Hashavshevet files
- When you need to backup or validate Hashavshevet data integrity
Try These Prompts
Export all journal entries from Hashavshevet to CSV format with UTF-8 encoding.
Prepare a migration plan from Hashavshevet to iCount, including chart of accounts mapping and integrity checks.
Fix the encoding of a Hashavshevet file that shows garbled Hebrew text.
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Changelog
Added PCN874 individual-osek reliefs (invoices up to NIS 5,000 as a combined total; defer-to-2027 option), clarified that the BKMV uniform file excludes payroll, and date-scoped allocation-number validation so historical migration data is not wrongly rejected. Added safer defaults for bank-line posting and fixed-width import.
Jul 18, 2026
v1.2.0: brought SKILL_HE.md to full parity with the English file, added an OPENFORMAT/BKMV export path with record types and the ITA file-check simulator (Example 4), added PCN874 and Form 6111 coverage, updated the allocation-number thresholds (NIS 10,000 since Jan 2026, NIS 5,000 since 1 Jun 2026), added a 7-year record-retention warning, and removed references to bundled files that did not exist.
Jun 3, 2026
Added critical disclaimer that direct .dat byte-offset parsing is fabricated/unsupported and pointed to canonical OPENFORMAT/BKMV export (INI.TXT + BKMVDATA.TXT) per ITA spec horaot_131.pdf, plus the public REST API of Hashavshevet בענן (H-WEB / Wizcloud). Added 2026 SHAAM allocation-number context (NIS 10K Jan / NIS 5K Jun). Fixed pervasive Hebrew typo מטקונת → מתכונת. Updated version naming away from legacy "Gold" / "2000+".
Apr 29, 2026
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