I have a small business and send somewhat more than 20 bills per month and I would like to switch to (or at least know how to switch to) the new QR-Code bill.

Has anyone done this? If so... here are a few questions I have:

1. Are you using software from your bank or from another party?
2. How much does the software cost?
3. Do you pay per bill or did you buy the software?
4. Is the software web-based on stored on your computer?
5. Can the QR bills be automatically generated from an excel list?

I found this site online. Has anyone used it? Can I trust them? I think my bank can also has some software.

Thanks for the help.

The site looks genuine, but pasting customer details into the online version would still be dubious from a data protection viewpoint.

But I would be comfortable using his installed app version.

Can't your bank supply these??

Here is the QR portal used by UBS clients: https://www.qrportal.ch/

PostFinance offers a solution where you can enter your billing data for around 20CHF/month. Their test platform accepts data from an Excel spreadsheet.

I'm a hobby programmer with requirements similar to yours. I played around with this a few months ago, looking for open source solutions

https://start.duckduckgo.com/lite/?q...ub.com+qr+bill

and settled on

https://github.com/claudep/swiss-qr-bill

which is written in Python. I tested it by printing a QrBill, paying it through my bank's website, and receiving the CAMT054 data. Worked fine.

I'm currently exploring using the Python pyFPDF package with swiss-qr-bill to generate single page invoices as a PDF document. The top part of the invoice is human readable, and the bottom is the QrBill. Everything would be run from a PC, or, in my case, a Raspberry Pi. The plan is to print the PDF, stuff each page in an envelope, and then wait for CAMT054 messages.

Python has open source packages that can read an Excel spreadsheet (or you could export/SaveAs your Excel data to a CSV text file, and feed that to a Python program).

I hope my reply helps and didn't make this more confusing!

Thanks a lot. I am not doing much more than a bit of excel macros, but I'd like to teach myself python in the future. Your response motivates me a bit more.