Hubdoc

We use Hubdoc for all expense tracking. Miles better than keeping paper receipts and easy to use tags.
Good for recurring invoices and bills.
Nice that you can publish right to QBO (we use QBO for all accounting).

Hubdoc is used across our organization and it is great as we are able to keep an 'electronic' file of all of our bills and invoices - no need for paper copies and paper filing anymore!

We implemented HubDoc for our company to automate recurring invoices from clients into the correct chart of accounts. It ended up saving a lot of time and helping to avoid mistakes that can happen when manually/arbitrarily assigning expenditures to accounts. It fit in well with our Xero accounting online package.

Used to process receipts and invoices for expenses and purchases.

We use Hubdoc with one of our larger accounting clients who use it as part of the software stack in the bookkeeping department. It's primarily used for automated feeds from suppliers including bank statements and other scanned in invoices to then be automatically filed by vendor which then archived in their preferred document management platform - ShareFile.

We use Hubdoc for ourselves and our clients because it is an easy way to capture important third party documentation (invoices/bills/statements). We use it for all collectible documents for all clients. It gives us an easy way to capture relevant documents for transactions. The documents are organized in Hubdoc and the transactions are in Quickbooks online.

I use HubDoc for my clients to submit their receipts to me for coding and write-up. I first implemented it when I found that it directly downloaded Amazon invoices. Unfortunately Amazon is constantly changing their security for accessing the accounts, so HubDoc hasn't worked properly with Amazon for over 8 months. However, it works great when a clean and clear receipt is uploaded by a user. There are many options for linking and exporting to other cloud services.

Hubdoc is used to manage and record credit card receipts for our whole organization. It helps solve the problem of employees not keeping, or turning in, receipts.

We became familiar with Hubdoc because it offers a lifetime free trial account for QuickBooks Online ProAdvisors. Some time back we registered for an account (why not, it's free, right?) and I did the certification course they offer. I held off for a while because I did not have a real need for it at the time. However, I picked it up again and thought I would play around with it. I was very satisfied with the performance overall and plan to implement it through our entire firm. Further, we plan to offer it as part of a package we offer to clients to help them go paperless.

Hubdoc does three main things. It renames and saves documents that you scan and upload (or email to the custom email address they provide) into folders based on the vendor name, bill date, and amount. It can also take the information from those documents and post it to several different accounting packages. Finally, it can save the documents to several cloud storage services.

I have added all of my staff as users in Hubdoc. We love the auto-fetching of bank statements and some vendor bills. In addition to fetching the bank statements, it also fetches front and back images of checks written and deposits made (with most banks). Once we get a client set up with Hubdoc's auto-fetching, we don't have to pester our client for access to their bank account or to ask for bank statements or checkbook registers.

We use Hubdoc primarily to retrieve client documents such as bank or credit card statements, which is a big improvement because we had traditionally waited for clients to send these documents over to us which often lead to delays. We also use it for our outsourced accounting clients to retrieve bills from vendors and import them into Bill.com.

Hubdoc addresses client document procurement and storage in a central location. It's also great for receipt management.