NeatReceipts
Editors' rating
Very good
7.9
out of 10
- The good: Simple, intuitive software interface; can export files to Excel, Quicken, Acrobat, and more; helpful, well-written documentation and user tutorials.
- The bad: Software doesn't recognize handwritten or faded receipts; more expensive than a basic flatbed scanner; shuns Mac users.
- The bottom line: This compact, intelligently designed sheet-fed scanner almost makes it a pleasure to generate expense reports and calculate itemized income tax deductions.
- Reviewed by:
- Kristina Blachere
- Edited by:
- Elsa Wenzel
- Review date: 3/24/05
for NeatReceipts from online stores:
- Amazon.com In stock: Yes
- $169.99
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