One thing I do like about Certify is the way expenses are categorized. After that, you link the expense to the corresponding receipt. Receipts have to be uploaded to a "Certify Wallet." You must then enter and categorize your expenses.
The software seems to work well, but using it involves a bit of a learning curve. However, mobile versions are available for iOS, Android, Windows Phone, and Blackberry. It's a cloud-based app, so you can use it through a web browser. 2: CertifyĬertify ( Figure B) is a free app for keeping track of your receipts. NeatReceipts sells for $179.00 and includes a portable scanner. NeatReceipts also allows you to organize your receipts (and other documents) into a folder structure that makes sense for you. It works really well for creating expense reports and you can use it to scan business cards and other types of documents. Once the receipt has been scanned, NeatReceipts uses optical character recognition to turn the receipt into a searchable document. Simply insert a receipt into the included scanner and click the Scan button.
The thing I like most about NeatReceipts is that it's so easy to use.
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