Capture the evidence
Scan Gmail now or historically, then fill gaps with receipt photos and PDFs.
For automation builders and technical operators
ExpenseBot finds receipts, invoices, and payment notices in Gmail, turns them into structured records in Google Sheets and Drive, and makes them available to ChatGPT, Claude, Viktor, and custom agents.
Your AI accounting agent can reconcile transactions.
The missing first mile
Scan Gmail now or historically, then fill gaps with receipt photos and PDFs.
Apply categories, G/L mappings, client or project tags, and review exceptions.
Let ChatGPT, Claude, Viktor, or a custom agent search, report, and prepare the next step.
Send reviewed records to your accounting package or create a clean import file.
A real accounting automation
"The MCP connection itself is working well, and it gives us a practical way to combine ExpenseBot's receipt capture with Viktor's access to Zoho and our accounting rules."
From an accounting workflow built with ExpenseBot, Viktor, and Zoho Books.
Read the workflow detailsTwo useful starting points
For an owner or operator
Connect Gmail, recover historical receipts, review the records, then work with them from ExpenseBot, ChatGPT, or Claude.
For a builder or consultant
Use ExpenseBot as the receipt and expense layer, then let your agent and accounting platform handle the workflow you design.
Explore the MCP connectionWork from the conversation
Connect ExpenseBot to ChatGPT, Claude, Viktor, or another agent that supports MCP, then run the expense workflow directly from that agent. See more copy-and-paste prompts
Get the evidence in without leaving the conversation — the step most accounting automations skip.
The agent can search merchants, dates, amounts, categories, locations, receipt details, clients, projects, and trips.
The agent finds the matching records, creates the report, and can share it with the people you name.
From the same conversation, ask for:
Your accounting package stays the source of truth at every step.
Not a chat person?
ExpenseBot is also live in the Zapier App Directory, with triggers for new expenses and reports and actions including uploading receipts, creating expenses, starting Gmail scans, and generating expense reports. The same ExpenseBot capabilities can be used from an AI agent, a Zap, or the ExpenseBot app.
Clear boundaries
You review before submission. Unclear records and exceptions remain visible for a person to check.
Your files stay yours. Primary expense records and receipt documents live in Google Sheets and Drive you own.
Your accounting package stays authoritative. Send reviewed output to QuickBooks, Xero, Zoho Books, FreeAgent, or an import file.
Start with your own Gmail history. Add the agent after the evidence is organized.
No. ExpenseBot captures and organizes the receipt evidence that accounting workflows often lack. QuickBooks, Xero, Zoho Books, FreeAgent, or your existing package remains the accounting source of truth.
No. Owners can connect Gmail and use ExpenseBot directly. ChatGPT and Claude are listed connections. Builders can use the same ExpenseBot account through its remote MCP connection in a larger automation.
In two tiers. For Zoho Books, the agent prepares the posting, shows you the complete proposal, and submits it only after you approve. For QuickBooks Online, Xero, Wave, and FreeAgent, the agent creates the reviewed report and opens its exact accounting handoff, ready for you to check the mappings and complete the submission yourself. Nothing posts without a person approving it.
Your primary expense records and receipt documents are stored in Google Sheets and Drive that you own. ExpenseBot stores the limited account, authorization, audit, and duplicate-prevention metadata needed to operate the service securely.