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Trojan1970


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Scanning Purchase Invoices in to Sage
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Hello All - I have recently taken on a new bookkeeping client that has a lot of purchase invoices to deal with.  There must be a better/quicker/more efficient way to get them in to Sage, other than to sit and key them in to the Batch option.

I have called Sage and they tell me I have the Auto Entry facility, but Platinum service is £87 per month and that only gets me 500 credits.  One document is one credit.

Does anyone use a cheaper, third party scanning solution to upload a lot of invoices to Sage please?

Many thanks

Tori

 



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