Bulk Upload Processing
Clear a backlog of receipts in one go, upload dozens at once and let Receiptflow process every one of them, no one-at-a-time uploading required.
- No set up fees
- No credit card required
- Cancel anytime
Accepts up to 100 files of type image/* and application/pdf between 1.00KB and 10.00MB.
Bulk upload processing lets a whole batch of receipts be uploaded in one action rather than one at a time. Every file in the batch enters the same extraction queue individually, so a backlog of receipts, from a drawer, a shoebox, or a folder of scans, gets cleared in a single session instead of a long stretch of repeated uploads.
Select the whole batch at once
Select or drag multiple receipt files together, there is no requirement to upload them one by one, so a backlog is cleared with the same effort as a single receipt.
Upload Documents
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Each file is processed independently
Every receipt in the batch enters the queue and is extracted separately, so uploading many at once does not affect extraction accuracy for any individual receipt.
Costs (26)
2 of 6 files in this batch extracted
Clear a backlog by uploading multiple receipts at once.
Review the whole batch together
Once processed, the batch appears together in the review dashboard, so a reviewer can work through the backlog in one focused sitting rather than in scattered sessions.
Costs (100)
Built for onboarding as much as backlog
A new client arriving with a shoebox of receipts is one of the most common uses, bulk upload turns that first onboarding session into a manageable task rather than weeks of catch-up.
Waiting for the first file to come back…
A year of shoebox receipts becomes a coded ledger in one pass.
Why backlog clearing usually turns into a week of admin
Every practice inherits a backlog at some point, a new client's shoebox of receipts, or months of paperwork that built up before a client switched to digital submission. Uploading them one at a time turns a single afternoon into a week of admin. Bulk upload keeps that clearance to one session.
One session, not a week
A full backlog is uploaded in one batch action instead of being processed receipt by receipt over days.
No lost momentum
Clearing a backlog in one sitting avoids the risk of it being abandoned partway through and left unfinished.
No onboarding delay
A new client's historic receipts do not have to be excluded or dealt with separately from ongoing capture.
Practices onboarding clients with existing paperwork
New client onboarding
A client switching from paper or another system often arrives with months of receipts already accumulated.
Practices moving off manual data entry
Clearing an existing backlog is often the first task when a practice adopts Receiptflow.
Clients who batch their submissions
Some clients naturally hand over receipts in batches rather than as they occur, bulk upload matches that habit.
