Keep the review team in context.
Workspace owners and admins can access clients in their workspace. Other team members need a client assignment or shared client access. Confirm roles and client access when setting up the team.
Invoice scanning software for QuickBooks bookkeepers managing weekly receipts and month-end invoices. Keep client queues separate, review exceptions, and send approved records to the right QuickBooks Online company.
MORE TIME FOR THE CONVERSATIONCapture → review → approve → QuickBooks.
Every client.
Their own workspace.
Every document.
Prepared for your review.
Every approved entry.
Its original close by.
QuickBooks invoice automation for accounting firms starts with keeping the right documents together. Choose the client before adding a batch, then review it in that client’s queue. Their QuickBooks Online connection determines the company used for the handoff.
Workspace owners and admins can access clients in their workspace. Other team members need a client assignment or shared client access. Confirm roles and client access when setting up the team.
Consider client count, team size and total monthly document volume across clients. Check the applicable allowances before bringing the full client list into your workspace.
Review plans and pricingChoose a sample client. Check a document awaiting review, correct an uncertain total and hold a possible duplicate. Then follow the approved Bill to that client’s company.
One place for this client’s supplier invoices and receipts.
QuickBooks Online companyLuma StudioOnly approved records move to the handoff.

ScannerPilot’s receipt capture software for QuickBooks bookkeepers brings PDFs and photos into the same client queue. Use each client’s recurring document drop to check what arrived, resolve exceptions, and prepare approved records for their company.
Keep each business’s files in its own batch so review starts in the correct workspace.
Select supported PDFs and photos for upload. Where email intake is enabled, confirm the organization address and check client assignment before reviewing the received documents.
A batch can contain documents at different stages. Check extraction issues, review warnings and sync status for each one.
QuickBooks bookkeeping data entry automation prepares the routine details. Your review resolves uncertain fields and duplicate warnings before documents reach the client’s books.
Compare supplier, date, invoice number and amounts with the source. Confirm supported accounting mappings and whether the document is an unpaid supplier invoice or a paid receipt. Resolve missing or unclear details before approval.
See the review workspaceCompare a flagged document with the earlier document in that client’s queue. The same supplier and amount may be a new month’s bill; check the reference and date. Also check for entries already in QuickBooks before approving a new record.
How duplicate detection worksConfirm the client’s connected QuickBooks Online company before sending approved records. Unpaid supplier invoices become Bills; paid receipts follow the supported Expense/Purchase workflow. Check the company name again when switching clients.
Check the created record and its source PDF or photo attachment separately. If an attachment needs attention, resolve that status so the original is available for the next client query.
See the supplier-invoice-to-Bill workflow
Check the record and attachment status separately.
Test a typical client batch before expanding the routine across your practice.
Confirm their workspace, team access and connected QuickBooks Online company.
Use invoices you know well. Redact sensitive details for a demo.
Review, approve, then confirm the entry and its attachment.
Use ScannerPilot as QuickBooks accounting data entry software for client-document intake, extraction, review, and approved handoff. Your team keeps responsibility for the books. This document workflow does not provide complete bookkeeping, payroll, reconciliation, or practice management.
Yes. Each client workspace has its own document queue and QuickBooks Online connection. Choose the correct client before adding documents or approving an entry.
Workspace owners and admins can access clients within their workspace. Other team members need a client assignment or shared client access. Confirm each teammate’s role and client access during setup; a separate client queue does not mean everyone in the team automatically sees it.
Yes. Select multiple supported files for one client’s queue. Each document keeps its own extraction, review and sync status. Separate clients’ batches before uploading, then check the documents individually before approval.
Documents need approval before they can be synced. Check the original, the prepared information, supported accounting mappings and the intended QuickBooks company before approving. Approval and sending are separate steps in the example on this page.
Compare the flagged document with the earlier document in that client’s queue. Confirm whether it represents the same transaction before approving, and check for records already entered in QuickBooks as part of your review. Similar recurring amounts alone do not establish that an invoice is a duplicate.
Yes. Keep paid receipts with the relevant client’s documents, review the extracted details and confirm the payment context. Supplier invoices follow the supported QuickBooks Online Bill workflow; paid receipts follow the supported Expense/Purchase workflow. These are separate from customer sales Invoices.
Consider your client count, team size and total monthly document workload across clients. Review pricing and confirm the applicable allowances for your workspace before adding the full client list. Separate queues do not imply unlimited clients, users or processing.
Start with one client and a few representative documents. Confirm the QuickBooks company, review the fields, and check the created record and its source attachment. Use redacted examples for a demonstration.
Give the next batch a clearer path from paperwork to QuickBooks.
Originals together. Details prepared. You in control.