Ready-madeFinance & Accounting
Dext
Dext reads receipts, bills and bank statements you send by app, email or WhatsApp, codes them with supplier rules and optional AI suggestions, and publishes them to Xero or QuickBooks Online after review.
Not tested by JuicyAgents · Reviewed 15 Oct 2026
- Can replace
- Manual entry in Xero or QuickBooks Online, Hubdoc
- Integrations
- Xero, QuickBooks Online
- Independent review
- Dext reviews on Trustpilot (opens in a new tab)
Overview
About Dext
Dext is a bookkeeping data-capture tool for small businesses and their accountants. You send receipts, bills and invoices through the phone app, email, WhatsApp or upload, and it reads the supplier, date, tax and total. It applies supplier rules, flags duplicates and sends anything it is unsure about to you. After review, it publishes the entries to accounting software such as Xero or QuickBooks Online and keeps a searchable copy of each document.
The AI Assist add-on watches how you categorize suppliers and tax, then suggests rules for future documents. None of those suggestions apply until you approve them, and an optional auto mode is available once they prove reliable. Bank statement and line-item extraction are paid add-ons. Dext does not chase people for missing receipts, so someone still needs to collect them. Data is stored in the EU, and your accounting software stays the record for reconciliation and reports.
What the workflow does
- Receipt and invoice capture: Takes documents from the mobile app, email forwarding, WhatsApp or desktop upload.
- Data extraction: Reads supplier, date, tax, total, currency and invoice number, with line items as a paid add-on.
- Supplier rules and duplicate checks: Applies rules learned from how you treat each supplier, flags duplicates and sends uncertain items to you first.
- AI Assist suggestions: Suggests categories, descriptions and tax treatments from your past decisions, each with an explanation; nothing applies until you approve it.
- Publishing to accounting software: Sends reviewed entries to Xero, QuickBooks Online and other supported systems.
- Bank statement extraction: Turns bank statement pages into transaction data as a paid add-on.
From input to result
How the workflow works
You provide
- Receipts, bills and invoices from the app, email or WhatsApp.
- A connected Xero or QuickBooks Online account with its chart of accounts and tax codes.
- Category and tax rules for regular suppliers.
- Bank statements, if using the add-on.
You get
- Receipts and bills turned into coded entries without typing.
- Consistent supplier categories and tax treatments.
- Duplicates and uncertain items flagged before they reach the ledger.
- A searchable archive of source documents.
Connect the accounting software and set categories and tax rules for regular suppliers.
Send a month of real documents, check each extracted item and publish only after review.
Try AI Assist in review mode, approve or reject its suggestions, and consider auto mode only once they prove reliable.
What it offers
Key features
Receipt and invoice capture
Takes documents from the mobile app, email forwarding, WhatsApp or desktop upload.
Data extraction
Reads supplier, date, tax, total, currency and invoice number, with line items as a paid add-on.
Supplier rules and duplicate checks
Applies rules learned from how you treat each supplier, flags duplicates and sends uncertain items to you first.
AI Assist suggestions
Suggests categories, descriptions and tax treatments from your past decisions, each with an explanation; nothing applies until you approve it.
Publishing to accounting software
Sends reviewed entries to Xero, QuickBooks Online and other supported systems.
Bank statement extraction
Turns bank statement pages into transaction data as a paid add-on.
Is it a good fit?
Who it’s for
- Small businesses on Xero or QuickBooks Online with a steady flow of supplier bills and receipts.
- Bookkeepers and accountants who process documents for several clients.
- Teams that already photograph or forward receipts and want them coded.
Strengths
- Photographing receipts and publishing them to accounting software is described as quick.
- Support is often described as friendly and fast.
Connected tools
Integrations
- Xero
- QuickBooks Online
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