How people use ParseDoc
It’s always the same: a pile of papers from which someone types out numbers every evening. Here are a few places where ParseDoc does it for them.
Fuel receipts
The driver snaps a photo of the receipt right at the pump and sends it to Telegram or email. The document lands in that vehicle's binder and waits to be summarized monthly.
No more envelope of receipts at the end of the month.
Meals with clients
A restaurant receipt is the smallest document and the hardest to trace. Taking a photo right at the table takes five seconds, and the amount and date read themselves.
Documentation backed up even for three months back.
Invoices for orders
Materials, subcontracting, and service pile up in that order’s binder. The binder keeps default choices, so the same options aren’t selected again for each invoice.
Order costs in one place, not in five spreadsheets.
Documents from trips
Tolls, parking, ferries. Documents come in five languages and several currencies, yet yield one format that accounting software can read.
Foreign documents don’t need to be deciphered manually.
What customers say
‘The guys used to bring me fuel receipts in a shoebox, usually in January. Now they take pictures at the station and they go directly to my folder for the car. For the first time, I was done in February.’
“I have meetings at lunch almost every day, and receipts used to pile up in my car. Now I take pictures right at the table and it's done. In a year, I haven’t searched for one.”
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