The photo replaces the typing
A yard receipt typed by hand takes two minutes and has a one-in-three chance of being put off until tomorrow. The photo takes three seconds, while the receipt is still in your hand.
A job can be full and earn nothing. The difference comes down to purchases nobody counts.
Today
With Bilto
You photograph the supplier's invoice with the phone already in your pocket.
Bilto reads the amount, the date and the supplier, and files it under expenses.
The dashboard shows money in, expenses, and what is left, a calculation, not data entry.
That is the whole calculation, and it is the one nobody does for lack of time. Money in this month, expenses this month, balance. Three figures that tell you whether the month was good, without going through an accountant.
The balance recomputes with its real amounts.
A yard receipt typed by hand takes two minutes and has a one-in-three chance of being put off until tomorrow. The photo takes three seconds, while the receipt is still in your hand.
Article 958f of the Code of Obligations requires ten years of retention. Photographed and filed as you go, they are findable, which is exactly what an audit asks for.
How many quotes sent, how many accepted. That is the other figure that decides the year: someone who wins everything has a different problem from someone who wins one in three.
ten years
of accounting record retention, art. 958f CO
No. Bilto tells you where you stand during the year; your accountant does the books. They do not serve the same moment, and the export gives them what they need.
You correct the amount by hand and the document stays attached. An amount entered with its record beats a record that is lost.
Expenses attach to a job when you take the photo. The balance then reads per job, on top of the monthly balance.
Each one answers a precise moment of the job, from the first phone call to the money in the bank.