Supercharge your invoice archive flow on macOS
Stop wasting time renaming & moving invoices on your system. Through the power of machine learning and a little touch of magic, Billie is your personal invoice assistant on macOS. It will automatically rename & move your files, or mail it to your accountant.
Hi there PH! 👋 My name is Frederik, the developer of Billie - the smart invoice assistant for macOS. For the last 3 months, I've been working on Billie with an amazing group of beta testers who provided me with valuable feedback. Today I'm really excited to finally share Billie with all of you! Meet Billie, the smart invoice assistant for macOS! 🙋🏼♂️ So why and ... what exactly does it do? That’s a great question! I’ve been freelancing for over 15 years now, and every quarter my accountant star
I love the design! And if this works as described, you're a HERO for admin workers everywhere! 😍 So if I have two companies (or rather, two VAT numbers), can Billie automatically detect which company/VAT number the invoice concerns and move it to the appropriate folder? ?makers
Congrats on shipping, wishing you the best. I tried the public beta a few weeks back and I just loved the skeuomorphism with the little receipt popping out of the notch of my macbook! I do have a question regarding the technicals: I noticed that I get mostly (like 9 out of 10) positive results when processing "real" invoices, but with little receipts it seems to be harder to get a good result. Is there a particular reason for this? Anyways, I'm happy with it and will subscribe!
Congrats!! It looks nice and definitely helpful!
Congratulations! Looks like a good idea.
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