neat receipts

Posted by John Pippy on May 24, 2009, 10:46 pm

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Anyone use Neat Receipts and successfully upload the data to Quickbooks 2009
(Canadian).

If you don't know what neat receipts is, it is a scanner that you can scan
you bills, sort them and then you have the option of uploading the data to
QB's

Thanks

Posted by John Pippy on June 5, 2009, 11:57 pm

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I guess no one has used Neat Receipts?

> Anyone use Neat Receipts and successfully upload the data to Quickbooks

> 2009 (Canadian).

> If you don't know what neat receipts is, it is a scanner that you can scan

> you bills, sort them and then you have the option of uploading the data to

> QB's

> Thanks

Posted by Haskel LaPort on June 6, 2009, 12:24 pm

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What exactly do you want Neat Receipts to accomplish?

I doubt the technology exits today with a price point of Neat Receipts that
enables the user to scan a document and have the software extract the
required information required by QB for data input without advance user
programming.

>I guess no one has used Neat Receipts?

>> Anyone use Neat Receipts and successfully upload the data to Quickbooks

>> 2009 (Canadian).

>> If you don't know what neat receipts is, it is a scanner that you can

>> scan you bills, sort them and then you have the option of uploading the

>> data to QB's

>> Thanks

Posted by John Pippy on June 10, 2009, 12:17 am

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I want to know if when a receipt is scanned and then imported to Quickbooks,
does it calculate the tax correctly? i.e. the demonstration at the Toronto
airport had the person scan in a receipt for some office supplies purchased.
On neat receipts it stored a copy of the receipt and the applicable tax.
You only had to put it in the correct category. Then the demonstration
continued with the chap importing the receipt to Quickbooks. I was late for
my flight and never had the chance to see the result, but my question is
does this work as specifically is the tax correct.

> What exactly do you want Neat Receipts to accomplish?

> I doubt the technology exits today with a price point of Neat Receipts

> that enables the user to scan a document and have the software extract the

> required information required by QB for data input without advance user

> programming.

>>I guess no one has used Neat Receipts?

>>> Anyone use Neat Receipts and successfully upload the data to Quickbooks

>>> 2009 (Canadian).

>>>

>>> If you don't know what neat receipts is, it is a scanner that you can

>>> scan you bills, sort them and then you have the option of uploading the

>>> data to QB's

>>>

>>> Thanks

>>>