The scan to email process can shave hours off of your workweek by letting you digitize paper documents and instantly share them with the appropriate parties. Today, the scanning software that comes with your desktop scanner, travel scanner and smartphone makes this option easier than ever – in most cases, you can share your scan via email with a single click.

There are 3 main ways to scan documents and email them: More »

Keeping track of your business expenses is the easiest way to save money on your taxes and make sure you’re getting all the write offs you deserve. But when you’re busy and on the go, organizing your receipts and tracking your expenses is usually the last thing on your mind.

In the past few years, a variety of new software has been developed to help individuals and business owners track and manage their expenses using digital receipts and receipt scanning software. Here are our top 5 ways to use tech tools to track your spending:

1. Consider going paperless

The #1 reason people make mistakes tracking their expenses, or forget to include lucrative write-offs on their taxes, is because they’re still using hard copy methods. Paper receipts and reports get lost, misplaced, smudged, and torn. Not to mention the damage they do to the environment. Going paperless will make all of your expenses instantly searchable within your chosen software application. More »

If you run a large business or corporation, chances are you have an accounting team to create and manage budgets with a monthly expense worksheet or expense-tracking application.

But what if you’re a small business owner or solopreneur? If your business is small or you’re just getting started, it can be difficult to plan a monthly budget. You may be spending more money than you’re making, and if you’re like most small business owners, you may be pouring a lot of your own financial resources into growing your business.

Even if your budget is different every single month, you can still benefit by using a monthly expense worksheet to track spending, income, write-offs, and payments. More »