Where receipt data goes after capture
Four destinations, what each one expects, and the file that gets it there.
Captured data is only useful where the books live. These are the four routes out of the library and the format each one takes.
How the list was put together
Each entry lists the file Slipstack produces and the import screen that reads it.
The list
1. QuickBooks Online, expense form
IncludedThe panel writes vendor, date, amount, tax and category into the open form.
Best for: One document at a time, reviewed as it goes
2. QuickBooks, bank feed import
ProA .qbo file with one transaction per document, ready for the upload screen.
Best for: A month of documents in one pass
3. Spreadsheet
ProCSV with one row per document and a column per field.
Best for: Reconciling against a card statement
4. Your own script
ProJSON with the full field set, line items and confidence per field.
Best for: Feeding another system
Questions that follow
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