Managing Receipts Online

Ed the Roofer

I thought this might be a usefull tool for getting receipts entered without having to store them in a shoebox, for those that have difficulty saving, managing, and entering them. From a suscription to BNET, which is free and offers many useful articles on all sorts of business topics.

Ed



Track Your Expenses with Xpenser

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February 29th, 2008 @ 6:43 am
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Categories: Travel Tips, Time-Savers, Web Tools
Web-based Xpenser aims to take the hassle out of expense-tracking. The free service lets you submit expenses via e-mail, instant message, text message, Twitter, or even Jott. With so many options, it should be no trouble to record expenses no matter where you are.
After signing up and configuring Xpenser for use with your various external accounts (e-mail, SMS, Jott, etc.), you simply send expenses as they occur. For example, after a lunch meeting, you could send a text message like this: “Lunch $27.50 with Widgetco reps.” Xpenser collects all your data in a Web-based interface, then lets you generate reports you can export to Excel, FreshBooks, Microsoft Money, or Quicken.
Xpenser doesn’t let you create categories or anything fancy like that; it provides extremely basic expense-tracking. But once you learn the syntax, it’s extremely simple to use and quite handy for small-business users who want an easy way to keep tabs on where the money’s going. [via Web Worker Daily]