It is Friday, and here is the pile of receipts. Drop the lot.
Bulk receipt upload for the person who deals with receipts once a week, all at once. Photos, PDFs, scans, whatever piled up. One drop, one review, one week done.

One drop, four moves
Bulk receipt upload: from a pile of files to a week of expenses.
- 01
Drop the stack.
Photos from the phone, PDFs from the inbox, scans from the office machine. Drag them all onto Bulk in one go.
- 02
Split and combine.
A ten-page PDF becomes ten receipts. Two photos of one long receipt become one. You decide, page by page.
- 03
Review the list.
Every receipt is read and listed with its suggested vendor, date, amount and category. Fix what needs fixing.
- 04
Add them all at once.
One button. The whole stack lands on the week, each receipt with the date read off it.
The auto-file dial
Off by default. Turn it up when you trust it.
Every receipt waits for your review unless you say otherwise. Turn the auto-file dial up and the confident reads skip the review and file themselves; the doubtful ones still wait for you. Filed something wrong? One tap on Undo.
- Off by default: nothing is filed until someone looks at it.
- Turned up: confident reads file straight to the week, with one-tap Undo.
- The same reading as everywhere else: on-device, better with your own AI key.

Plainly
What counts as one receipt in a bulk upload.
One receipt is one expense with one file behind it, however it arrived. A ten-page PDF you split becomes ten receipts; two photos you combine become one. That is also what the pricing meter counts: each expense with a receipt file, up to 10 a month per person on Free.
The other way in
Not everyone waits for Friday. Some snap as they go.
Phone in hand, camera open, receipt read on the spot. It lands on the same week the Friday pile does. Either way, the week is done.
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Next step
Got a pile waiting for Friday?
Tell us how big the pile usually is and who reviews it. We set up the workspace, and the first drop is the whole backlog.