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Invoice and Receipt Management
Dext
Last Updated:
5/3/2024 5:39:18 AM
Update 13 Dec 2021
Major changes happening in this Coda document which will soon be retired
This page has been copied to the Handbook (Bookkeeping)
Process Aim
Our Aim is to recognise all business expenses in the
accounting software
.
This process is all about good bookkeeping. It is key to recognising expenses in the accounts and keeping track of payments. It is also important for VAT record keeping.
How do we meet our Aim?
At Quantico we recommend all our clients use
Receipt Bank
(Dext). This avoids the need to perform manual input of data in to the accounting system (usually Xero).
Check the following pages for guidance on:
Receipt Bank (Dext) set up
Receipt Bank Overview
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Invoice and Receipt Management
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Invoice and Receipt Management
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Dext is an invoice management system
Our preferred system for invoice management.
Pros
Reads documents and transfers the information
Integrates with accounting software
Set up is easy
Processing of invoices is simple just forward or upload electronic invoices
Edit in the software to correct invoices
Run employee expenses
Highlights duplicates
Cons
The data translation occasionally has errors
Expenses system is poor
Pleo Bills - The new kid on the bloc
Pleo has been a widely used tool for expense management and has now branched in to Invoice management too
Pros
Reads document information
Integrates with accounting software
Easy set up - if you already have Pleo just add it on
Can set up approval levels in Pleo
Payments can be made directly from Pleo.
Cons
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