Evidence sources

Upload the evidence, then keep each source in its accounting role.

Receipt Resolver brings QuickBooks context together with statements, receipts, invoices, exports, photos, and reviewer notes. Add evidence as it arrives; approved packages are prepared for the selected QuickBooks action.

Direct uploads

Broad document support

Drop in PDFs, images, scans, CSVs, spreadsheets, HTML receipts, text exports, email bodies, supplier invoices, order pages, statements, and ledger exports.

Parsed into vendors, dates, amounts, tax, currency, IDs, line items, account hints, and source lineage.
QuickBooks context

Books data that narrows the search

When connected and available, QuickBooks provides transaction targets, account and payee context, dates, amounts, categories, memos, and existing attachments.

The matcher starts from real books context, then shows what still needs evidence.
Vendor and finance exports

Data from the places charges actually happen

Upload Amazon orders, PayPal activity, Stripe reports, supplier ledgers, bank exports, card statements, annual summaries, subscription invoices, and platform receipts.

Exports help explain grouped billings, funding sources, FX, descriptors, and split charges.
Matching logic

Ledger, account, and statement agreement

The app compares ledger rows against account and card statements, descriptors, dates, amounts, currencies, vendors, order IDs, attachments, and grouping theories.

A match is a visible chain, not just an amount that happens to line up.
Supplemental evidence

Add more data without restarting

If QuickBooks does not have enough detail, add statements, updated ledgers, receipt photos, supplier reports, or client notes directly to the workspace.

New evidence is parsed into the same chain and included in the approved QuickBooks package.
Dynamic workspaces

Keep separate books moving

Each company gets its own QuickBooks connection, uploads, evidence chains, review notes, and exports.

Switch workspaces while one file waits on client data, without mixing books or evidence.