Smartscans keep failing, even though the receipts are perfectly legible.

you insist that everyone **should** be using the SmartScan feature when many of us do not need/choose to and then when we explain why it does not work for us, suggest that we **should** try a differe

NB: If the file is in your downloads folder you can drag n drop into Expensify too and forward email receipts to [email protected] (both of these things are part of the SmartScanning that Mark re

In Expensify, Smartscan does not recognize this (fair enough), so we are forced to override the calculated tax of $0.85 with the actual tax of $0.71.

Hi @Daveweez I know it's been a long time since you raised this, but we are currently at a point where it might fit with something we're doing. I think it makes sense to keep the button called 'reject

Import the card you use to make all of your school purchases (meals, books, tuition, etc.).  These will merge with any SmartScanned expenses in the account. You can import any bank into Expensify usi

Regarding your point about SmartScan, I'm sorry to hear that your employees are not able to make best use of it's design. I would suggest that they use the Rapid Fire mode if they are uploading many e

I am well aware of the SmartScan feature and use it for plenty of my physical receipts. However, this feature request applies to the electronic receipts such as hotel folios and electronic mail receip

If you are taking advantage of our SmartScan feature, there's no need to manually upload your receipts to an expense. You can use SmartScan by taking a picture of your receipt with the Expensify app o

You are able to combine receipts/documents to one PDF and upload that. The rule is one file per expense/receipt, so that does the trick. Or take the picture/SmartScan of both together. This works on