TurboDoc
AI tool that extracts data from invoices, receipts and bank statements, with email import and CSV or XLS export.
- SI Score
- 74/100
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- Free plan
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What it does
TurboDoc uses AI to pull structured fields from invoices, receipts and bank statements. You can upload files or link Gmail or Outlook so documents are captured from your mailbox. Extracted data lands in a dashboard where you can review, edit and export to CSV or XLS.
TurboDoc turns invoices, receipts and bank statements into structured data. You can upload files directly or connect Gmail or Outlook so documents are collected from your mailbox. The dashboard keeps the extracted fields and the original document together, and you can open a row to review, correct details and save changes. Data can be exported in CSV or XLS for accounting work. The site lists three paid plans: Simple at $6 per month, Pro at $30 per month and Business at $100 per month, each with a monthly processing limit. A free trial is offered. The site says data is stored on servers in the USA and protected with AES256 encryption. Integrations with accounting software are marked as coming soon, so check whether your tools are supported before you commit. The page does not state whether an API is available for public use, and it does not say the software is open source.
- Captures invoices and receipts from Gmail or Outlook automatically
- Dashboard shows extracted fields next to the original document for review and editing
- Exports data to CSV and XLS for accounting
- Accounting software integrations are listed as coming soon
- The page does not state whether a public API is available
- The page does not state whether the software is open source