Veryfi Receipts OCR & Expenses

Great to to save time and cost on bookkeeping 👍

Very convenient expense tracker. The OCR technology is fabulous

good app, lots of features, does not get OCR correct a lot of the times and the date of recipet is always set to the current date. When compares to other receipt apps like WAVE or others this app you often have to correct the data. But once done it will upload to your accounting online package. But one wonders how they have access because QBO does not have apo access for third party apps. You enter your password and who knows what information this company collect. Their is no privacy policy and very little contact information on their website.

I found this app very useful in organizing my cards and receipts. UI is intuitive and easy to use, highly recommended.

I’ve used this program for years and has been really a great program, but recently it consistently screws up the categories and the vendors and then it’s to change the vendor, major glitch!!!

I did not know that there is a subscription. That should be stated clearly. So, how do I cancel my free trial? It’s a great app otherwise.

I can’t put receipts to separate category. Need help

The product strength is the ability to capture receipts and payments in a single spot and analyze the receipts against budgets. Where I have seen a recent issue is the ability of the algorithm to identify expense types. For example, I have going to the same restaurant for years with it being classified as a meals expense. Now, the same restaurant is matching to something completely different and I need to manually edit it.

Best app for scanning receipts

No mention of the required annual subscription in the app description. You have to give the developer your CC info directly instead of IAP making cancelation unnecessary complicated and security questionable. Lastly, there are solid options for a fraction of the price. At the very least, the dev should make clear in the app description that an annual subscription is required to use the app… doubtfully an unintentional omission.