ReceiptExtract - OCR, Photo/PDF to CSVv1.0.1

Employees upload receipt photos or PDFs to a company expense system. The skill extracts merchant, date, items, tax, and total, then converts the data into a CSV format that can be imported into accounting software like QuickBooks or Expensify. This reduces manual data entry and speeds up reimbursement cycles.

A retail store processes hundreds of purchase receipts daily from suppliers. Using bulk mode with --input-dir, the skill extracts item-level details (description, quantity, price) and saves them as structured JSON. This data feeds into inventory databases to track stock levels and supplier performance.

Individuals take photos of their shopping or dining receipts to track spending. The skill extracts transaction details and presents a clean summary with merchant, date, total, and tax. Users can pipe the JSON output into budgeting apps like Mint or YNAB for automatic categorization.

Auditors need to verify receipt authenticity and correctness across many documents. The skill extracts data, including the correctnessCheck flag, and flags discrepancies such as mismatched tax calculations or currency labels. The output CSV facilitates batch comparison against expense claims.

Online merchants reconcile their sales receipts from multiple payment gateways. By uploading batches of receipt PDFs, the skill extracts line-item data (SKU, quantity, total_price) and generates CSV files that can be cross-referenced with e-commerce platform records to detect discrepancies.

A company bundles ReceiptExtract API access into their own SaaS product (e.g., expense management or accounting software). They purchase credits in bulk from ReceiptExtract and resell them to their customers at a markup, integrating the skill via the helper script or curl commands.

A business offers a receipt digitization service for restaurants, retailers, or freelancers. They receive receipt images via email or a web portal, run the skill in bulk mode, and return cleaned CSV/JSON files. They charge per receipt processed or via monthly retainers.

A company builds no-code automation workflows (e.g., Zapier-like) that include ReceiptExtract as an action step. They charge users per workflow execution or a monthly plan, leveraging the skill's API integration to parse receipts and trigger downstream tasks like sending data to Google Sheets or Slack.