NeatReceipts Mobile Scanner: Digitize and Organize Your Documents on PC and Mac

Alex: good price

Canada on Nov 02, 2023

Denise McBride: I am the worst about organization and I own a daycare and taxes are a nightmare. I cannot wait to get all my receipts out and organize everything. I can take it home and use it at work as well and it will work on all my computers. It looks easy to use and there shouldn't be any issues. It's so exciting and it even includes the software!

United States on Sep 14, 2023

Ken Neuman: I like the product, I don't like things arriving more than a week over the promised date.

Canada on Mar 18, 2022

Amazon Customer: Product was as advertised. The only real issue I had was with the shipping. I ordered it from Amazon.ca and yet it came through the states and I had to pay duty...ugh.

Canada on Sep 16, 2016

Lydia: Final Update: A lifetime of just 2 years. Wow.

I was somewhat impressed with Neat at first. This little scanner filled a basic need, with several glitches and the occasional total software crash. No big deal. I suggested some improvements, but the software was never fixed. Now, after owning one for just 2 years, Neat has shown why they had no interest in fixing or improving their product...

The scanner software started crashing at startup. It had done this on occasion, so I thought "no big deal." When I went online to get support, I received a message that Neat no longer "supports" its devices and software; they just sell a monthly service.

Neat got tired of working with ordinary 500% profit margins on $150 portable scanners, and decided they would also require a monthly fee. This is where the real money is. Sony and other companies have been coming around to the same truth. I think they all learned it from the cell phone companies. If you just bill a relatively small amount to a few million credit cards ($5-$50 per account, per month), you can make a fortune in return for absolutely nothing, and no one will protest because it...

United States on Jun 01, 2014

M. Burke: I've had this device for about 3 weeks now and I spend a lot of time on the road. I've always dreaded doing expenses, as scanning in receipts was the most time consuming part.

The scanner fits neatly (no pun intended) into a laptop bag so I can carry it with me anywhere, and the software works flawlessly. Scanning receipts is easy - Once the software is loaded, just plug it in, insert the receipt and hit the scan button. You can scan into the NeatWorks application, or direct to a PDF.

The software has a few quirks - while it does a great job identifying receipts/text, the "autodetect" for the type of scan (receipt, document or business card) doesn't always work - any full page receipts (hotel bills) are detected as documents, and you must file it first before you can move it to the receipt folder. Another shortcoming is you can't create sub-folders for receipts. You can file scans in folders, such as "July Expenses", but you can't further break that folder down into sub-folders (for instance "by client" or "by job"). Again small things...

Here's the good stuff... You can scan away and not worry about processing each receipt. Each scan...

United States on Aug 09, 2010