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Upload an invoice or receipt, review the AI-assisted extraction, fix anything that needs it, and export spreadsheet-ready CSV or Excel. Here's the full toolkit.
A focused set of tools to get from a document to clean, editable data.
Upload a scanned or photographed invoice and AI-assisted extraction pulls the structure out for you — vendor, invoice number, issue and due dates, subtotal, tax, and total.
Read invoices, not just images
Snap a receipt and get the merchant, date, total, tax, and payment method laid out for expense tracking — ideal for reconciling spend at the end of the month.
Turn a pile of receipts into clean rows
Convert a PDF invoice into a tidy .xlsx workbook with a summary sheet for the header fields and a separate line-items sheet — open it in Excel, Numbers, or Google Sheets.
Export a formatted Excel workbook
Prefer plain CSV? Export one row per line item that drops straight into your accounting tool or import flow — no reformatting required.
Spreadsheet-ready CSV in one click
AI-assisted extraction is fast but not perfect, especially on low-quality scans. Every field is editable, so you can correct anything and rebalance line items before downloading.
Review and fix before you export
Convert up to five invoices or receipts a day, edit the results, and export to CSV. See the workflow before you commit to anything.
Upload multiple receipts or invoices and export one clean spreadsheet.
Drop in multiple invoices and extract them in a single run instead of one at a time — built for busy month-end and tax-season workloads.
Process many invoices at once
Revisit saved extractions and batch runs, then re-download a spreadsheet without re-uploading the document.
Find past exports in seconds
Future accounting connectors will stay focused and request-driven.
Google Sheets, Google Drive, Zapier, and Make are available now (try them in demo mode on the Integrations page). Accounting connectors like Xero and QuickBooks are next.
Connect your accounting tools
In developmentTry the single-file workflow first, then tell us what batch upload should handle.
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