Start
Start with an itemized receipt and download its purchase rows for your spreadsheet.
Upload an itemized receipt
Add a clear receipt image or PDF that includes all item rows, discounts, tax lines, and totals.
Choose Table extraction
Enable Field preferences if you want to guide names such as item description, quantity, unit price, line total, and tax.
Extract and inspect the rows
Click Process files. Check that wrapped descriptions stay with their prices and that discounts are not mistaken for new purchases.
Export the purchase breakdown
Download table data as CSV or Excel, or save the complete result as JSON for further processing.
Upload an itemized receipt
Add a clear receipt image or PDF that includes all item rows, discounts, tax lines, and totals.
Choose Table extraction
Enable Field preferences if you want to guide names such as item description, quantity, unit price, line total, and tax.
Extract and inspect the rows
Click Process files. Check that wrapped descriptions stay with their prices and that discounts are not mistaken for new purchases.
Export the purchase breakdown
Download table data as CSV or Excel, or save the complete result as JSON for further processing.
An itemized breakdown helps when one purchase covers several people, projects, or expense categories.

Get recognized purchase items as table rows. Check quantities, discounts and total labels before using the export to split costs, organize purchases or compare prices.
Bring purchased items, quantities, and prices into a table you can use in a spreadsheet.
Describe the details you want, such as unit price, line total, discount, or tax, in Field preferences.
Keep extracted currencies, product codes, and amount labels available when checking the breakdown.
Download tables for a worksheet or save the complete JSON result for your own data processing.

Work from the receipt rows when a single total is not enough.