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RECEIPT DATA EXTRACTION

Small receipts.
Fewer loose ends.

Turn receipt photos and scans into structured expense data. Bring merchant details, dates, and amounts together so everyday spending is easier to review.

150 free credits for new accountsExcel export available

A LITTLE LESS PAPERWORK.A lot more clarity.
office-receipt.jpgSource document
Sample data
ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTOffice suppliesReceipt · 05 Aug 2026
Fields extracted
Structured for review
Extracted data
Receipts sample extraction. Amounts in EUR.
MerchantNetVATGross
Paper & Co.70.2416.1686.40
1 row extractedEUR · Sample only

Receipt details and tax amounts, ready for your review.

BUILT AROUND THE DOCUMENT

Useful details.
Less repetitive work.

Extract, review, and export.
With the context you need along the way.

01

Start with the photo you have

Upload a clear JPG, PNG, or WebP image, or use a scanned PDF receipt.

02

Give expenses a structure

Extract merchant details and amounts, with suggested categories to help organise the results.

03

Keep the final check with you

Review the receipt data before exporting a spreadsheet for your bookkeeping.

WHAT YOU GET BACK

A receipt deserves more than a total.

Keep the merchant, date, tax amounts, and suggested category in the same view. A clearer record makes the expense easier to check later.

PDFJPGPNGWebP
Structured fieldsIllustrative example
MerchantIdentify where the expense was incurred.
Paper & Co.
DateKeep the receipt date with the expense.
05 Aug 2026
Net / VAT / grossCheck the amounts shown on the receipt.
€70.24 / €16.16 / €86.40
Suggested categoryReview how the expense has been grouped.
Office supplies

Extracted fields depend on the information in your document.

YOUR NEXT THREE STEPS

One document. A clearer starting point.

01

Upload a readable receipt

Keep the full receipt in frame and make sure the text and amounts are clear.

02

Review the expense

Check the merchant, date, amounts, and suggested category against the original.

03

Continue in Excel

Export the reviewed data as an .xlsx file and keep your expense workflow moving.

5 credits per PDF page · images count as one page

Use your allowance across bank statements, invoices, and receipts.

Estimate your usage

GOOD TO KNOW

A closer look at
receipts.

Answers for your next upload.

Can I use photos taken on my phone?
Yes. JPG, PNG, and WebP images are supported, along with PDFs. Keep the full receipt visible and avoid glare, blur, and cropped totals.
Are expense categories assigned automatically?
ZentraSnap suggests a category based on the receipt. Check that the suggestion fits the expense and your accounting treatment before using it.
What happens if the receipt is faded or unclear?
Unclear text can affect extraction quality. Use the clearest scan or photo available, then compare the returned fields with the receipt before exporting.
Can I combine receipts with invoices in one file?
Yes. A PDF can contain both invoices and receipts. Each PDF page costs 5 credits and is counted only once. An uploaded image counts as one page.

FROM DOCUMENT TO SPREADSHEET

Turn your next receipt into a useful record.

Extract the data. Check the details. Export to Excel.