Logan Wright

I’m a teacher and I often buy books and materials for my classes. I need to keep track of all the invoices I get from different online stores and publishers. Decodebills is a very useful service for me. It allows me to forward my invoice emails to my decodebills address and it automatically scans them using AI and other processing (I don't really know), stores them in my Google Drive, and extracts the data into a Google Sheet. It’s very convenient and saves me a lot of time. It helps me keep track of my spending and budget using the Google Sheet data much much more easier. I like it a lot. I just think there are some things that could make decodebills even more better. For example, sometimes the service misses some invoices or extracts the wrong data. I know I can edit the data in the Google Sheet, but it would be nice if there is a way to report or correct the errors from the service itself so it wouldn't miss the data again in the next run and learn, just like how a machine learning should do. Or correct me if it actually learns every time it make a mistake. Also, it would be great if the service could integrate with other cloud storage services like Dropbox or OneDrive, not just Google Drive. Or maybe it could have its own web interface where I can view and manage my invoices online. These are some suggestions that I think would make the service even better. Overall, this toll is very helpful

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