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The accounting software provider has further extended the availability of new features to Australian users, targeting small-business efficiency.
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Intuit QuickBooks expands Australian offering
01 June 2020
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Intuit QuickBooks has extended its receipt and bill capturing offerings to Australian users, effective from 22 May, as it looks to help small businesses amid the economic downturn.
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Accountants Daily understands the extension comes as a part of Intuit QuickBooks’ plan to address “key pain points” for businesses feeling the effects of the downturn.
This new feature will enable small-business customers to keep track of and process their receipts and bills digitally by taking a picture of the receipt or uploading a digital copy online.
According to Intuit QuickBooks, once uploaded, users can review and edit the extracted information, create a new expense in QuickBooks and consequently match their receipts and bills to the existing expense recorded.
“Our small-business customers have told us that manually keeping a track of their receipts can be a painfully time-consuming process,” Intuit QuickBooks Australia vice-president and country manager Natira Drayton said.
“This offers greater efficiency, giving small businesses more time to focus on key business activities.”
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