Snap your receipts with your phone to sync directly with your favourite accounting software.
You take the photo. The AI does the typing. You glance at it and it's filed. The whole thing takes less time than finding a pen.
Photograph the receipt at the counter, in the ute, wherever. Or upload a photo or PDF from your computer, or forward the email it came in to your own Filed address.
The AI reads the supplier, date, total, GST and ABN in a few seconds and picks a category. The picture sits next to the fields. If it looks right, one tap.
It lands in a searchable archive you keep for the tax office, and goes straight into Xero with the picture attached.
Most receipt tools are sold to bookkeeping firms. Filed is for the person who actually has the receipt in their hand.
Supplier, date, total, GST, ABN, payment type and what you bought, in a few seconds. Faded thermal paper, PDFs and invoices included.
Reads the GST that's printed, flags when it isn't, checks the ABN's real, and tells you when a claim over $82.50 needs a tax invoice.
Code Bunnings as Materials once and every Bunnings receipt after that comes pre-filled. The pile gets quicker every week.
Every receipt picture kept, with its details, until you delete it. Search by supplier, amount or category. The tax office wants five years; you've got them.
A month, a BAS quarter or a financial year as a CSV for Excel, Google Sheets or your accountant. Works with any accounting software on earth.
Filed receipts land in Xero as Spend Money with the picture attached, coded to the right account, GST split exactly. QuickBooks and MYOB to follow.Soon
Prices in Australian dollars, plus GST, billed monthly by card. No contract: cancel any time and you've spent nine dollars.
No contracts. Cancel any time. Your receipts stay exportable whatever happens.
Dext is a fine tool built for bookkeeping practices and priced like one. If you're the one holding the receipt, you don't need most of it.
| Filed | Dext | |
|---|---|---|
| Who it's built for | Business owners and sole traders | Accountants and bookkeepers first |
| Starting price | A$9 + GST a month | About US$31.50 a month |
| Receipt limit | Unlimited | 250 documents a month on the entry plan, then extraction pauses |
| Getting started | Sign up on your phone, snap a receipt | Usually set up through your accountant |
| AI reading of supplier, total and GST | Yes | Yes |
| Checks the ABN and the $82.50 tax-invoice rule | Yes | Not listed |
| Xero, QuickBooks, MYOB | Xero now; QuickBooks and MYOB to follow | Yes |
| Export to a spreadsheet | Yes, by month, BAS quarter or financial year | Yes |
Dext details are from its published pricing and feature pages, August 2026, and change from time to time. "Not listed" means we couldn't find it on their public pages, not that it doesn't exist.
On a server in Australia. Pictures and details are encrypted on the way in and out, and only your account can see them. Nothing is sold or shared with anyone.
No. To read a receipt the picture goes to OpenAI's service, and under the terms of that service your pictures aren't used to train its models. We ask you to agree to this before the first receipt is sent. See the privacy policy.
Xero is first, with QuickBooks Online and MYOB to follow. Until your software is connected, the spreadsheet export covers everything: a CSV by month, quarter or financial year that imports into any accounting system.
Until you delete them. The ATO wants records kept for five years, so there's no cap on storing. Delete your account and everything goes with it, straight away.
You always see the picture next to the fields and you can change anything before filing. Anything the AI isn't sure about is left blank and flagged rather than guessed, because a blank gets checked and a wrong number gets filed.
No. If you're not registered, set your categories to GST-free and the GST column stays empty. If you are, Filed reads the GST that's printed and tells you when a claim needs a tax invoice.
No. Solo is A$9 a month plus GST with no contract, so trying it costs nine dollars and you can cancel in a couple of taps from Manage billing. Your receipts stay exportable whatever you decide.
Filed works in your phone's browser today, camera and all: add it to your home screen and it behaves like an app. Store apps for iPhone and Android are on the way.
Today, give them the spreadsheet export. Shared accounts for your team and your bookkeeper are part of the Business plan when it opens.
Sign up on your phone, snap the next thing you buy, and watch it file itself.
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