receipts

[@pwutt 3]

Can you scan and send paper orientated receipts to EN? And if so how can you retrieve them back to be printed ?

[DTLow 5,736]

3 minutes ago, @pwutt said:

Can you scan and send paper orientated receipts to EN? And if so how can you retrieve them back to be printed ?

I save all my receipts as scanned and filed in Evernote.

Evernote has a print options, or you can open the attached file in other apps and print; for example Adobe for pdfs 

[@pwutt 3]

Thanks, I wasn't certain , do you need any  particuler level of EN or can it be done with basic or premium or what,  please?

[DTLow 5,736]

1 hour ago, @pwutt said:

Thanks, I wasn't certain , do you need any  particuler level of EN or can it be done with basic or premium or what,  please?

Same feature for all account levels - you just have different upload size limits

[CalS 5,280]

18 hours ago, @pwutt said:

Can you scan and send paper orientated receipts to EN? And if so how can you retrieve them back to be printed ?

And you can use the Scannable app on a phone to snap the receipt and send a PDF of it to EN.

[jbenson2 2,147]

Scannable is limited to only the iPad and iPhone. 

On my Android phone I use a similar program called CamScanner. It is perfect for thermal paper receipts.

https://www.camscanner.com/

[DTLow 5,736]

3 hours ago, csihilling said:

And you can use the Scannable app on a phone to snap the receipt and send a PDF of it to EN.

 

32 minutes ago, jbenson2 said:

So I use a similar program called CamScanner on my Android phone. It is perfect for thermal paper receipts.

I think the point is, you don't actually need a "scanner" if your device has a camera.

I mostly use the camera on my iPad/iPhone, instead of my flatbed scanner.

Evernote also has a built in camera feature, although external apps may have more features.
For IOS, the Scanable app is an easy choice; free, created and supported by Evernote 

[jbenson2 2,147]

12 minutes ago, DTLow said:

although external apps may have more features.

That is why I use the CamScanner app. It does a lot more than just a phone.

The app has intelligent solutions for document management on all devices (not just Apple). I usually forward my receipts to Evernote.

It captures information precisely, trims down to just the document. Allows sharing, annotating and managing documents for different purposes. 

The contents are easily-accessed, organized and the collaboration is efficient.

It has Cloud Sync and 200M cloud space for FREE. Access all the documents anytime on any devices just with the account logged in.
 

 

 

[CalS 5,280]

I mostly bulk scan receipts using a ScanSnap.  Just giving the OP some of the other options available.