Accounting & InvoicingBookkeeping automationHands-on review pending

Dext review

Receipt and invoice capture that extracts the data and pushes it into your existing accounting software.

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Editorial summary

Editorial summary

Dext is a bookkeeping automation layer: it captures receipts, bills and statements, extracts the data and sends it into the accounting system you already use. It serves both businesses doing their own books and accounting firms handling many clients. Because it does not keep a general ledger itself, you still need software like QuickBooks Online or Xero. Some extraction types and extras such as AI Assist and extra storage are sold as add-ons.

Dext, formerly known as Receipt Bank, automates the collection of financial paperwork. Documents can arrive through the mobile app, email, direct upload or automatic fetching from supplier accounts, and Dext extracts and categorizes the data before syncing it to accounting platforms such as QuickBooks Online, Xero and Sage. It also stores original images, supports expense claims and mileage, and offers tools for accounting firms managing many clients.

A focused capture-and-extract tool that pairs well with a cloud ledger, particularly for bookkeepers handling heavy paperwork.

Quick facts

Category
Accounting & Invoicing
Pricing
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Best for
Bookkeepers and accounting firms, Businesses with high volumes of receipts and bills
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Key features
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Key features

Document submission by mobile app, email, upload or automatic fetching
Automatic data extraction and categorization from receipts and invoices
Sync with accounting platforms including QuickBooks Online, Xero and Sage
Cloud storage of original documents with an audit trail
Employee expense and mileage tracking with approvals
Multi-client workflows and data health monitoring for accounting firms

Feature breakdown

Feature breakdown is FindMy.tech's editorial assessment of documented capabilities.

Dext pricing

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Who Dext is for

Bookkeepers and accounting firmsBusinesses with high volumes of receipts and billsTeams already using QuickBooks Online or Xero

Who should avoid it — limitations

  • Bank statement, line item and supplier statement extraction come with limited monthly credits, with more sold as add-ons
  • Businesses with more than five entities are directed to contact Dext

Pros

  • Several ways to submit documents, including automatic fetching
  • Connects to many accounting platforms
  • Stores original documents for record keeping
  • Built for both businesses and accounting firms

Cons

  • Not a ledger; requires separate accounting software
  • AI Assist and additional extraction types are paid add-ons
  • The business plan includes monthly document and user allowances

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Competitors & comparison highlights

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Xero

Small business accounting

Xero includes its own smart document capture, which may be enough for businesses with lighter paperwork that prefer to avoid a separate capture tool.

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Melio

Bill pay

Melio also captures bills but focuses on paying them, making it an alternative if payables, not general receipt extraction, is the main bottleneck.

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Dext FAQs

Does Dext replace my accounting software?

No. Dext captures and extracts data from financial documents and syncs it into accounting software such as QuickBooks Online, Xero or Sage.

How can I send documents to Dext?

You can snap them in the mobile app, forward them by email, upload them directly, or have Dext fetch them automatically from connected accounts.

Editorial notes

A focused capture-and-extract tool that pairs well with a cloud ledger, particularly for bookkeepers handling heavy paperwork.

Review status: Hands-on review pending. Editorial judgements (summary, pros, cons, scores, feature breakdown) are FindMy.tech's opinion; vendor facts and prices are shown only when verified against official sources.

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  1. Source · SECURITY · trust.dext.com: Dext Trust Center — https://trust.dext.com/ (official source re-checked).
  2. Source · HELP_CENTER · help.dext.com/en: Home | Dext Help Centre — https://help.dext.com/en (official source re-checked).
  3. Source · PRICING · dext.com/us/partner/pricing: Pricing Plans | bookkeeping software for accountants | Dext — https://dext.com/us/partner/pricing (official source re-checked).
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