Point your phone at an invoice, a restaurant bill or a supplier receipt. Hisaab reads the vendor, date, total, tax and line items, shows you what it found, and files it once you agree.
Say which book and account this belongs to, so nothing lands in the wrong place.
A photo, PDF or file. Hisaab reads it and lays out what it understood.
Fix anything that looks off, then save. The receipt stays attached to the entry.
Almost nobody stops working to type a supplier invoice into a ledger. So the pile grows, and three months later somebody spends a weekend on it with half the bills missing.
Reading the bill from a photo removes the typing, which is the part people avoid. Thirty seconds at the moment you get the invoice replaces a lost weekend later.
Take a photo or drop in a PDF. Hisaab reads the document and pulls out the vendor name, the date, the total, the tax amount and the line items. Everything it found is laid out on one screen before anything is saved.
Because you picked the book and account first, the entry files exactly where it belongs — personal groceries never end up in the business, and a supplier bill never inflates your household spending.
Nothing is filed silently. Every read is shown to you first — vendor, date, amounts, tax — so a smudged total or an odd date gets corrected before it reaches your books. Duplicates are flagged too, so importing the same statement twice doesn't double your expenses.
Tax amounts, invoice numbers and the original document are kept with each entry, so a claim or a return can be backed up without hunting through email. When your accountant asks for the paper trail, it's already attached to the numbers.
The same import handles bank and card statements in bulk — months of history at once. It's the fastest way to catch up if you're starting fresh, and the reading logic is identical: you review, you confirm, it files.
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ReadTake a photo of a bill or upload a PDF. Hisaab reads the vendor, date, total, tax and line items, shows you what it found, and only saves after you confirm. The original document stays attached to the entry.
Yes. Upload a statement file and every line is read, matched against what you already have, and imported in bulk after your review. It's the quickest way to bring months of history into your books.
You choose the book and account before scanning, so a business supplier bill goes to the business book and a grocery receipt goes to personal. Nothing crosses books unless you move it deliberately.
You see everything before it's saved — vendor, date, amounts, tax — so a misread digit is a one-tap fix, not a hidden error. Duplicate entries are flagged automatically.
Very. Tax amounts and the original invoice stay attached to every entry, so when your accountant or a return asks for proof, the paper trail is already linked to the numbers.