Logr Receipts: Receipt Scan

Scan receipts and match them automatically against your bank transactions. Logr Receipts is a receipt scanner and expense organizer for freelancers, trades and small teams. Photograph invoices and receipts with your phone, review the extracted details and keep everything filed – through to a finished income statement and a clean export for your accountant. Features: • Capture receipts with the camera or import them as a file • Vendor, date, amount and tax are recognized automatically • Review and correct the extracted data before saving • Import invoices automatically from a Gmail mailbox • Read bank statements as PDF or CSV • Match receipts to the right bank transactions automatically, including several receipts for one transaction • Classify transactions automatically by vendor, account and recognized receipt text • See missing receipts and open matches at a glance • Keep business and personal records strictly separated • Income statement with income, expenses and result, broken down by category and business area • Export every receipt in a period bundled as a ZIP for your accountant, plus PDF, Excel and CSV • A separate accountant login with read access to receipts, bank transactions and the income statement • Employees capture receipts with their own account and submit them • Automatic backup to Google Drive or pCloud Logr Receipts grew out of the day-to-day needs of a trades business: paper receipts should not disappear into the van or a shoebox, but be captured digitally and prepared for bookkeeping right away. Part of the Logr Apps suite: outgoing invoices from Logr Time are imported as income automatically, and mileage costs from Logr Drive can be processed alongside them. Subscriptions: The basics are free. Pro is EUR 4.99/month and unlocks AI receipt recognition, bank statement import, reconciliation and email import. Business is EUR 15.99/month and adds the accountant login; employee seats are EUR 3.99/seat/month. All prices excluding VAT, cancellable monthly. Note: bookkeeping exports are produced in German, because they are made for German-speaking tax offices and accountants.