Is AutoEntry part of Sage?
27th September 2019 - Sage, a market leader in cloud business management solutions, today announced it has acquired AutoEntry, a leading provider of data entry automation for accountants, bookkeepers and businesses.
Who is AutoEntry?
AutoEntry is a cloud based solution that automates data entry. AutoEntry accurately extracts and captures the key details to VAT summary level from all of your invoices, receipts and statements through OCR (character recognition) technology.
How much does Sage AutoEntry cost?
AutoEntry offers the following pricing plans: Starting from: £9.00/month. Pricing model: Subscription. Free Trial: Available.
How do I set up Sage AutoEntry?
If you're new to AutoEntry, the following procedure will get you up and running in no time.
- Find your AutoEntry settings by selecting Settings from the menu.
- From the Connect section, select AutoEntry.
- Select Go to AutoEntry.
- Complete the form, then select Continue to create an account with AutoEntry.
What is AutoEntry?
AutoEntry is a cloud-based application that eliminates data entry, so you never have to spend time manually entering invoices or receipts again. Create transactions directly in Accounting from scanned and photographed paper documents.
Where is AutoEntry based?
The idea was that one could outsource the laborious, monotonous work of data entry to automation; freeing accountants, business owners and bookkeepers to do something else with their working day. Now, five years later, AutoEntry is a successful multinational with offices in Dublin, London, Melbourne and Arizona.
How do you use AutoEntry?
Capture. Choose your invoice, receipt or bank statement and photograph, scan or upload it. Submit your document through to AutoEntry, which will verify your data and pass it back to you. AutoEntry is extremely accurate when it comes to interpreting and sourcing information from your documents.
How long does AutoEntry take to process?
Answer. AutoEntry processes 80% all invoices/bills/receipts and supplier/vendor statements within 2 hours and 80% of bank statements within 4 hours. We do have a theoretical maximum of 24 hours that can account for scan quality, server loads, etc.