Receipts add up faster than most people realize. What usually gets lost isn’t the receipts themselves, but the patterns behind them. Receipt Insights helps you step back and see what your receipts are actually telling you — without digging through individual files, emails, or folders.
Receipt AI insight showing a yearly overview of processed receipts, total spending, and time saved through automation.
Your receipts, summarized
Receipt Insights starts with a clear summary of your receipts for a selected period. How many you processed. How much you spent. And roughly how much time automation saved you. This overview isn’t meant to replace detailed reports. It’s meant to give you context — quickly — without running exports or cleaning up spreadsheets.
Your biggest receipt
In almost every set of receipts, one stands out. Receipt Insights surfaces your largest receipt and shows how it compares to your typical spend. Not because it’s a problem, but because it’s often the most useful place to start reviewing. You don’t need to look at everything. You just need to know where to look first.
The vendors you spend the most with
Over time, spending almost always concentrates. Receipt Insights shows which vendors account for most of your total spend. When a small number of vendors represent a large share of expenses, that’s usually where meaningful cost reviews begin — not at the individual receipt level. This view helps you focus on what actually drives your spending.
Patterns that show up over time
A single receipt doesn’t say much. A collection of them does. By analyzing receipts automatically, Receipt Insights helps surface patterns that are easy to miss when receipts live in inboxes or folders. These changes tend to happen gradually, not all at once — which is exactly why they’re easy to overlook.
Where to find Receipt Insights
Receipt Insights is built into Receipt AI and updates automatically as you process receipts. You’ll find it directly in your dashboard - insights.
Why this matters
Receipt Insights isn’t about reviewing every receipt. It’s about spending less time sorting, catching surprises earlier, and having a clearer picture of your spending — without extra work.
