Smart email capture
Link Gmail, Outlook, or IMAP and InvoiceTrac surfaces PDF invoices and receipts hiding in threads from SaaS subscriptions to builders, utilities, and suppliers you forgot you used.
Organise invoices without lifting a finger
We scrape your email, sort invoices into your cloud folders, and generate clean CSVs for easy accounting. Privacy first nothing stored on our servers.
Inbox sweep
47 invoices pulled from email
Cloud folders
Sorted by your rules
CSV export
Q1_2025_invoices.csv
Zero storage
Processed in transit—not warehoused
Features
Businesses drown in forwarded PDFs when VAT quarters and year end hit. InvoiceTrac turns that noise into sorted cloud folders and exports you can defend to HMRC, to your bank, or to your accountant.
Link Gmail, Outlook, or IMAP and InvoiceTrac surfaces PDF invoices and receipts hiding in threads from SaaS subscriptions to builders, utilities, and suppliers you forgot you used.
Mirror how you already think: by supplier, tax period, or project. Everything lands in Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive so year end isn’t a scavenger hunt.
Download tidy spreadsheets for reconciliations, VAT summaries, or hand off. Works with the tools teams already run Xero, FreeAgent, QuickBooks, or a simple pack for your accountant.
We process in transit, we don't warehouse your documents on our servers. Fewer copies floating around means less GDPR risk.
How It Works
Four steps—no engineering degree. Built for sole traders, limited companies, and finance teams who’d rather close the books than chase attachments.
Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, iCloud, or any IMAP inbox read only access, invoices and receipts only. No sending mail, no calendar creep.
Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive. Choose a folder pattern that matches how you file for VAT periods or your accountant’s checklist.
Download clean CSVs for bookkeeping software or a single zip your accountant asked for—without forwarding fifty email chains.
Simple Pricing
No card to try it. Upgrade when volumes, VAT periods, or your accountant’s patience demand automation.
Sole traders and side projects testing the water
VAT-registered businesses and busy finance inboxes
Practices, franchises, and finance ops at scale