Difference between revisions of "Receipts automation"
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* There's no standard for a digital way to transfer the information from the issuer to the recipient | * There's no standard for a digital way to transfer the information from the issuer to the recipient | ||
* There seems to be little incentive by some sides to help automate the process | * There seems to be little incentive by some sides to help automate the process | ||
* | * Note: automating the process could lead to privacy concerns, that today's manual processes is obfuscating | ||
There seems to be an easy way to solve this: | There seems to be an easy way to solve this: | ||
* Link from the receipt (using a URL / QR-Code) - to a standard format that contains the receipt's information - digitally on the web. | * Link from the receipt (using a URL / QR-Code) - to a standard format that contains the receipt's information - digitally on the web. | ||
* Use this standard format by the recipient in his different applications. | * Use this standard format by the recipient in his different applications. | ||
Revision as of 00:49, 2 July 2015
Problem:
- Dealing with receipts is tedious:
- The information gets printed out on sent by email in a non-standard format, and has to be typed in again by the recipient in order for it to be used.
- Current scanning abilities are error prone
- Information on receipts can be useful for:
- Taxes
- Budgeting
- Personal data mining
- There's no standard for a digital way to transfer the information from the issuer to the recipient
- There seems to be little incentive by some sides to help automate the process
- Note: automating the process could lead to privacy concerns, that today's manual processes is obfuscating
There seems to be an easy way to solve this:
- Link from the receipt (using a URL / QR-Code) - to a standard format that contains the receipt's information - digitally on the web.
- Use this standard format by the recipient in his different applications.