Receipt Bank Premium is our advanced platform for business owners and professionals. It supports up to 20 logins, up to 3,000 submitted documents per month, advanced expense reporting and direct communication tools with your Receipt Bank user base.
Inbox and uploaded paperwork in a Receipt Bank Premium Account
By subscribing to Receipt Bank Premium, you get access to:
- Your own Receipt Bank Inbox: a space to store your financial paperwork
- 20 separate logins for users on your Receipt Bank account
- Data Extraction, which automatically reads and extracts written information from paper and digital documents, for 3,000 receipts, invoices or other pieces of financial paperwork per month
- Extraction from Costs (accounts payable) and Sales (accounts receivable) paperwork
- Integrations, which seamlessly sync data between Receipt Bank and;
- Xero
- QuickBooks Online
- Sage Business Cloud Accounting
- MYOB AccountRight
- MYOB Essentials
- KashFlow
- FreeAgent
- IrisOpenBooks
- Twinfield
- Dual Integrations for Xero- and QBO- integrated accounts with;
- WorkFlowMax
- Gusto
- Bill.com
- Additional Publishing Locations for all integrations
- Auto-publishing to integrated accounting softwares
- Instant Matching from the Receipt Bank Inbox to Xero- and Sage- Integrated Bank Feeds
- Line Items on all submitted paperwork
- Smart Split rules that automatically split new paperwork into pre-built line items
- Supplier rules that automatically add context to supplier-specific paperwork
- Additional fields on submitted items to describe;
- Customer
- Suppliers
- Projects
- Payment Methods
- Invoice Fetch, an automated way to collect invoices and bills from supplier websites.
- The Receipt Bank Submission Methods, which allow any Receipt Bank user to submit their financial paperwork using;
- Expense management for any employee in your, or your clients’ businesses
- Expense Approvals and automated Expense Report creation and population
- Total control over what each user can access, see and do on Receipt Bank
- Total control and visibility of submitted paperwork and how it’s coded and described
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