Receipts in. Invoices out. Taxes done.

SpendFlow does the typing for you. Snap a receipt and AI files it by card, division and group. Invoice your customers and VAT, GST or sales tax is calculated line by line. Accountants invite clients into their own workspace — and the receipts arrive on their own.

The SpendFlow home screen: September 2026 spending of $2,275.42 across 16 receipts for Northwind Studio, an Invoices card with $12,069.10 outstanding, and spending by card and by division

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taps from scan to saved

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card digits — all we ever keep

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place for every receipt

Expenses, invoices and clients — without the shoebox

Receipts fade, get lost in pockets, and pile up until the end of the month — when someone needs them all at once. SpendFlow turns each one into a clean, searchable record the moment you get it.

Scan a receipt and AI reads the merchant, the date, the subtotal, tax and total, the card you paid with, and every line on it. SpendFlow files it by card automatically, and into the division and group it belongs to — using your own card rules, or asking you with a single tap when it is not sure.

Buy for more than one business? Keep each business apart as its own company, and file receipts into divisions and groups inside it. At the end of the month, reports show spending by card, merchant, division and group — ready for your accountant, your boss, or yourself.

Money coming in, too? Turn on Invoicing to bill customers for products and services. Save your tax rates once, and every invoice works out each tax and the total — then tracks what has been paid and what is overdue.

And if you are the accountant: create a workspace for each client and invite them. They upload receipts, bills and invoices from their phone or browser; SpendFlow reads and files them; you review finished records instead of chasing paper.

How it works

From paper to report in four steps

  1. Step 1

    Snap

    Tap Scan and take a photo — or pick one from your gallery, or upload a PDF.

  2. Step 2

    AI reads it

    Merchant, date, totals, tax, card, and every line item, in a few seconds.

  3. Step 3

    Check & save

    Fix anything that is off. Your correction always wins.

  4. Step 4

    See the month

    Spending by card, merchant, division and group — always up to date.

Capture

Snap it, and AI does the typing

Scan with your camera

Point, shoot, done. A raised Scan button is always one tap away, and the flow ends back where you were.

Gallery & PDF receipts

Import a photo you already took, or upload the PDF receipt a store emailed you.

AI receipt reading

AI reads the merchant, date, time, subtotal, tax, total, currency, payment method, and the card used.

Line items

Every item on the receipt — quantity, unit price, and line total — ready to review and edit.

Review before you save

Check what the AI read, fix anything it got wrong, and your correction is never overwritten.

Multi-page scanning

The phone app finds the receipt’s edges, straightens it, and joins a long receipt’s pages into one PDF.

Bulk upload

Drop up to 100 receipts at once on Pro and Enterprise — on the web or from your phone’s photos and files — and watch each one get read.

Organize

Filed for you, the way you think

By payment card

Receipts group themselves by the card they were paid with — Visa •••• 1234, Mastercard •••• 9876.

Companies

Each business gets its own books — receipts, invoices, customers, currency and fiscal year — and on the web a header switch moves between them.

All Companies

See receipts, invoices, customers and the dashboard across every company at once on the web, then open any row in its own company.

Divisions & groups

Inside a company, file by division — a site, a team, a brand — and by group like Lunch, Office or Fuel.

Card rules

Say "anything on •••• 3456 is Office" once, and every receipt on that card files itself.

"Is this Lunch?"

When a receipt could go more than one way, SpendFlow asks — one tap to answer, and it remembers.

Search & filters

Find any receipt by merchant, card, division, group, month, date range, or amount.

Reports

See where the month went

Dashboard

On the web: spending, tax and receipt counts for any period, with the change from the last one, top merchants and a breakdown by group.

Spending trend

On the web: spending by day, week, month or quarter, stacked by group, compared with the period before — click a bar to see its receipts.

Monthly summary

Total spent, tax, and receipt count for the month, on your home screen.

Spending by card

How much went on each card this month, including receipts with no card read.

By merchant

Where you spend the most, ranked.

By division & group

What each division spent, and what went on lunch versus the office.

Invoicing

Bill your customers — the tax does itself

Invoices in minutes

Pick a customer, add products and services from your catalog, and the invoice is built line by line.

Taxes calculated for you

Save your rates once — VAT, GST, sales tax, or two at once like GST + PST. Each line carries its taxes, and the invoice totals every tax separately.

Products & services

Keep what you sell and the work you bill — parts, hours, visits — with a price and default taxes, ready to reuse.

Customers on file

Names, contacts and billing addresses saved once, filled in on every invoice.

Payments, even partial ones

Record each payment as it comes in. SpendFlow works out what is paid, partly paid, and still owed.

Outstanding & overdue

See at a glance how much customers owe you, and which invoices are past due.

PDF invoices, emailed

Send the invoice as a PDF straight from SpendFlow, with a Cc and your own message — or download it.

A link to share

Share a private link your customer opens without an account, to see the invoice and download the PDF.

Five invoice looks

Classic, Modern, Minimal, Bold or Compact — with your logo, a QR code, signature lines, A4 or Letter.

For accountants

A workspace per client, receipts that arrive on their own

A workspace for every client

Each client gets its own receipts, divisions, groups, cards and reports — never mixed with another client’s.

Invite your clients

Send an email invite. Your client and their staff sign in and upload receipts, bills and invoices — by camera, photo or PDF.

AI does the data entry

Every upload is read into totals, tax and line items, and filed by your card rules — before you open it.

Uploaders see only their own

Client staff upload and, if you allow it, see what they uploaded themselves — never a colleague’s receipts or the books.

Review, correct, report

Fix what the AI read, set up the client’s divisions and groups, and run every report — spending, tax and cards.

Private notes per client

Keep a note on each workspace — "year end March, VAT quarterly" — that the client never sees.

Teams

One plan for the whole team

Up to 10 people

Enterprise adds up to 10 people to your plan, each invited by email.

Up to 5 companies

As the owner, keep up to 5 companies on the plan, each with its own books, all on one bill.

One bill

One subscription and one invoice for the whole team.

Trust

Private by design

Card data stays safe

Only the last four digits of a card are ever stored — even if a full number is printed on the receipt.

Your receipts are yours

Receipt images live in private storage and are only served to your account and the people you invite.

Password-free sign-in

Sign in with a secure one-time link sent to your email — or use your password.

Nothing lost to a hiccup

Your receipt is saved before the AI reads it, so a failed read never costs you the photo. Re-read any time.

Inside the app

This is what you get

The SpendFlow receipts list showing 193 receipts, newest first, with merchant, date, card and amount
Every receipt, searchable
The SpendFlow reports screen for September with summary tiles, a donut chart of spending by card and the start of top merchants
Where the month went
The SpendFlow screen titled Companies, which the phone app uses for divisions, showing Design and Production with their top groups and totals
Filed by division and group
The SpendFlow payment cards screen listing Visa, Amex and Cash with receipt counts and totals spent
Grouped by the card that paid

Screens from the SpendFlow app. Receipts shown are a demo account.

On the web

Dashboard, invoicing and All Companies live in the web app, alongside everything on your phone.

The SpendFlow dashboard for May to October: CA$7,293.59 spent over 83 receipts, a monthly bar chart, category donut and top merchants
The dashboard: spending and how it changed
The SpendFlow invoices list with Outstanding, Overdue, Draft and Paid this month totals and invoices marked Draft, Sent, Partially paid or Paid
Invoices, and who still owes you
The receipt list with All Companies selected: 364 receipts across Northwind Studio and Maple Lane Rentals, with a Company column
Receipts from every company in one list

Who it’s for

Built for anyone with receipts to keep — or invoices to send

From the blog

Receipts, expenses and records

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is SpendFlow? +

SpendFlow is an AI receipt and invoicing app. Snap a photo of a receipt, and AI reads the merchant, date, totals, tax, the card you paid with, and every line item. Receipts are filed by card, division and group, monthly reports show where your money went, and the Invoicing add-on bills your customers with taxes calculated for you.

Who is SpendFlow for? +

Freelancers, small-business owners and trades who track expenses and invoice customers; people who run more than one business; and accountants and bookkeepers who collect receipts from their clients.

How does invoicing work? +

Turn on the Invoicing add-on, save your tax rates (for example VAT 20%, GST 10%, or two at once like GST 5% + PST 7%), and add your products and services. Build an invoice by picking items for a customer; each line carries its taxes, and SpendFlow totals every tax and the invoice. Record payments as they arrive — partial payments included — and see what is outstanding or overdue.

How does SpendFlow work for accountants? +

Create a workspace for each client and invite the client and their staff by email. They upload receipts, bills and invoices; the AI reads and files each one into the client’s own divisions and groups. You review, correct and run reports. Client staff only ever see what they uploaded themselves.

How does the AI read my receipts? +

SpendFlow uses Google Gemini to read each receipt. It extracts the merchant, receipt number, date and time, subtotal, tax, total, currency, payment method, card type, the last four digits of the card, and the line items. You review the result before saving, and you can correct anything.

What if the AI gets something wrong? +

Edit it. Your correction is marked as yours, and a later re-read of the receipt never overwrites it. If a read fails completely, the receipt is still saved — you can re-read it any time.

Can I scan PDF receipts? +

Yes. Besides the camera and your photo gallery, you can upload a PDF receipt — like the ones stores send by email.

How does SpendFlow organize receipts? +

Automatically by payment card, and by division and group when you use them. Companies keep each business apart on its own books; divisions and groups like Lunch or Office sort spending inside a company. Card rules let you say "everything on •••• 3456 is Office" once.

Will the AI create divisions or groups on its own? +

No. The AI only files receipts into divisions and groups you created. When a receipt matches none of them, SpendFlow asks — "Is this Lunch?" — and one tap answers it.

Is my card number stored? +

Only the last four digits — ever. Even if a full card number is printed on a receipt, SpendFlow keeps the last four and nothing else.

Who can see my receipts? +

Only you — and anyone you invite. Receipt images are kept in private storage, and every receipt, card and report is tied to your account or to the workspace your accountant keeps for you.

Does SpendFlow work in my country? +

Yes — SpendFlow works worldwide. It reads receipts in any currency and number format — $12.40, 12,40, 1,234.56 or 1.234,56 — and you can set a default currency.

Who makes SpendFlow? +

SpendFlow is built and published by OneSoftWay, the team behind TryRentGo.

Ready to stop losing receipts?

SpendFlow for iPhone and Android.