ZipReceipts

For bookkeepers

Stop chasing bookkeeping clients for receipts

Give every client a dedicated receipt address. They forward receipts as they buy, and you receive an organized monthly archive—without accessing anyone’s inbox.

No Gmail or Outlook connection. Clients can forward files; business members can also upload.

Receipt inbox

Review, search, and export the receipts your team submits.

This month

18

Clients

4

4 results
  • F

    Figma

    noreply@figma.com

    Extracted

    Figma Organization invoice · Jul 2026

    Jul 22 • 9:42 AM 98 KB
  • GW

    Google Workspace

    payments-noreply@google.com

    Extracted

    Your Google Workspace receipt

    Jul 18 • 6:01 AM 84 KB
  • A

    Apple

    no_reply@email.apple.com

    Needs review

    Receipt from Apple · iCloud+ storage

    Jul 14 • 3:22 PM 56 KB
  • F

    FedEx

    trackingupdates@fedex.com

    Extracted

    Shipping invoice · client proofs

    Jul 11 • 11:48 AM 134 KB

You probably deal with this

“The receipt is somewhere in my email” is not a receipt-collection process.

  • Text-message photo

    A blurry phone shot lands in your texts at 9 p.m. No vendor name in the filename, no context for which job it belongs to.

  • Buried in a thread

    The receipt is somewhere in a forty-message email chain—if the attachment made it at all.

  • Drive folder chaos

    Photos drop into a shared Drive or Dropbox folder with no naming convention. Sorting becomes your unpaid night job.

  • “I sent it” — attachment missing

    The client swears they forwarded it. The email has no attachment. Round two starts.

  • Reminders ignored

    Your polite follow-up sits unread until the week before close, when everything arrives at once.

  • Month-end scramble

    Five clients, five inboxes or folders, one deadline. You rebuild the same chase ritual every month.

How bookkeepers collect receipts with ZipReceipts

Forward → Organize → Download. One dedicated address per client business—no inbox OAuth.

  1. 1

    Forward (or upload)

    Create a business workspace for each client and assign a dedicated receipt email. Clients forward purchase emails as they buy; invite business members who need to upload PDFs or photos from the dashboard.

    Example: northfork@in.zipreceipts.com for North Fork Plumbing

  2. 2

    Organize

    ZipReceipts stores and normalizes the files for that client’s business. Receipts stay separated by workspace—not mixed across your bookkeeping practice.

    Switch between client businesses you belong to from one login

  3. 3

    Download monthly ZIP

    When you need the pack for close or the accountant handoff, download an organized monthly archive for that client.

    On-demand ZIP (plus CSV summaries when extraction data exists)

What you tell the client

Paste this into your welcome email. Clients do not install an app or create an account to start forwarding.

“Forward every business receipt to yourbusiness@in.zipreceipts.com. You do not need an app, login or new accounting system.”

Replace yourbusiness@… with that client’s alias.

Before the chase, after the address

Same clients. Different intake path—email forward into a private receipt inbox, monthly ZIP out.

Before

  • Texts, threads, and Drive dumps across five clients
  • You re-sort blurry photos at month-end
  • “I sent it” with no attachment
  • No clean handoff pack when the CPA asks

After

  • One dedicated alias per client business
  • Clients forward as they buy—no new accounting system
  • You switch businesses and download the monthly archive
  • Inbox stays private; only deliberate sends arrive

One practice, many client inboxes

Each client is a separate business with its own alias. Receipt counts, last submission, and thin prior months are shown here as demo UI only—so you can picture the multi-client view before signup.

Receipt inbox

Review, search, and export the receipts your team submits.

This month

18

Receipts for the selected client

Clients

4

Separate ZipReceipts businesses

Extracted

3

Ready for bookkeeping review

In inbox

5

Parker Design Studio

5 results
Status
S

Squarespace

no-reply@squarespace.com

Your Squarespace subscription receiptJul 3 • 8:15 AM72 KBQueued
F

Figma

noreply@figma.com

Figma Organization invoice · Jul 2026Jul 22 • 9:42 AM98 KBExtracted
GW

Google Workspace

payments-noreply@google.com

Your Google Workspace receiptJul 18 • 6:01 AM84 KBExtracted
A

Apple

no_reply@email.apple.com

Receipt from Apple · iCloud+ storageJul 14 • 3:22 PM56 KBNeeds review
F

FedEx

trackingupdates@fedex.com

Shipping invoice · client proofsJul 11 • 11:48 AM134 KBExtracted
Demo UI — Parker Design Studio selected. Switch Business mirrors how bookkeepers move between client businesses.

Your inbox stays private

ZipReceipts never reads client inboxes. Clients send what they choose to a private receipt address you control.

  • No Gmail or Outlook connection

    Nothing connects to anyone’s mailbox. There is no inbox OAuth for you or your clients.

  • Only what clients send

    We only receive receipts deliberately forwarded or CC’d to that client’s address, plus dashboard uploads from business members.

  • One address per client business

    Model each client as a separate business with its own alias so files never cross streams.

  • Aliases you control

    Rotate or disable a receipt alias when a client relationship ends or you need a clean break.

Read the full Privacy Policy.

Fair comparison for client receipt collection

Shared inboxes, Google Drive, Dropbox file requests, and text threads were not built as receipt portals. Full platforms like Dext or Hubdoc add deep accounting automation—ZipReceipts is the simpler intake and monthly archive layer that works alongside your existing stack.

CapabilityPersonal inboxShared DriveFull receipt platformZipReceipts
Dedicated receipt destinationNoNoOftenYes
Requires inbox OAuthN/ANoOftenNo
Forward by emailManualUsually noVariesYes
Monthly ZIP exportManualManualVariesYes
Full accounting automationNoNoYesNo
Works without client app installYesVariesVariesYes
Separate destination per clientManualManualOftenYes

Client Receipt Collection Kit

Ready-to-use prompts for onboarding clients to a dedicated receipt address—welcome email, monthly reminder, submission checklist, onboarding outline, and year-end document request.

  • Welcome email template — introduce the dedicated receipt address
  • Monthly reminder template — polite nudge before close
  • Receipt submission checklist — what to forward, what to upload
  • Client onboarding PDF outline — one-pager for your kickoff packet
  • Year-end document request checklist — receipts plus related purchase docs
Open the kit (markdown)

Frequently asked

Do clients need a ZipReceipts account?

No. They only need to forward or send receipts to the dedicated address you give them. Uploads from the dashboard are available for people who are members of that business.

Can I use one login for many clients?

Yes. Create a separate business (and receipt address) per client, then switch between businesses you belong to.

Does ZipReceipts read my clients’ inboxes?

No. Nothing connects to Gmail or Outlook. Only forwarded or uploaded files are received.

Is this a Dext/Hubdoc replacement?

No. ZipReceipts is a focused intake and monthly archive layer that works alongside your existing tools—not a full accounting-document automation platform.

Can I download by month?

Yes. Download an organized monthly ZIP when you need it for close or handoff.

What file types work?

Clients can forward common receipt emails, or you can upload PDF, JPEG, PNG, and HTML from the dashboard. Files are normalized for storage and monthly export.

Is ZipReceipts accounting or tax software?

No. It is a private receipt inbox plus monthly ZIP export. Use the archives with QuickBooks, Xero, or your existing workflow—direct sync is not required (and not claimed here).

How do QuickBooks or Xero fit in?

Download the monthly ZIP (and CSV summaries when extraction data exists) and bring those files into the tools you already use. ZipReceipts does not replace your ledger.

Give every client a receipt address this week

Set up the first client workspace, share the forward-to address, and stop rebuilding the month-end chase.