Hi Product Hunt, Invoice capture is a solved problem. It still doesn't close the books. Tools pull PDFs out of your inbox, and then someone spends the end of the month matching them to the bank statement line by line. Inbox Ledger is built around the step after capture: - Connect Gmail, Outlook or any IMAP mailbox. Invoices come in from attachments and from email bodies (Stripe, PayPal,Shopify receipts), and the first connect back-scans past months too. - Upload a bank statement (PDF, CSV, XLSX, OFX, MT940 and more). Every transaction is matched to an invoice with a confidence score and a reason you can actually read. One click marks it paid. - Once invoices are tied to real payments, it flags what doesn't add up: the same bill paid twice, and a recurring vendor that quietly raised its price. - Clean data goes to QuickBooks Online, Xero, Business Central, Google Sheets or Drive. For accountants with a client book there's a firm workspace: every client on one screen, and clients connect their own inboxes through your invite link. Since we read mailboxes, a word on security: access is read-only, and the Gmail integration passed Google's CASA Tier 2 assessment. There's a free plan, so you can try it on your own inbox. Tell me where it breaks or what's missing for your workflow. I'll be here in the comments all day

Inbox Ledger

Invoices from your inbox, matched to your bank statement

Invoices from your inbox, matched to your bank statement