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Invoice processing takes place in 3 steps
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Scan your invoices !
You have the choice between black & white or high resolution colour. Considering the powerful compression algorithms that are now available, it would be a pity not to opt for colour.
Virtual Invoice™ supports most scanners available on the market. You need a peripheral scanner with a minimum resolution of 300 dpi and a TWAIN interface.
Virtual Invoice™ processess externally scanned images: production scanners generating .tif, .pdf, .jpg and jpg2 files.
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Go to invoice encoding in your bookkeeping software , with the first scanned invoice displayed on the right-hand side of the screen.
Virtual Invoice™ transfers all the data extracted from the invoice into the encoding screen: references, name of suppliers, invoice total, dates, etc.
Virtual Invoice™ automatically allocates the image of the invoice to the encoded bookkeeping document during registration.
The next invoice appears on the screen and the process starts again..
If any section are not recognized by Virtual Invoice™, use the mouse to highlight the section on the invoice to be encoded Virtual Invoice™ memorizes all your information for the next time!
If the scanned invoice comes from a new supplier, your bookkeeping software will perform an immediate search in its database and will automatically fill in the 'suppliers' index card ( subject to the existence or activation of this option in your bookkeeping software).
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