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InvoSort

Invoice management software

Manage received invoices without rebuilding the process in a spreadsheet.

InvoSort gives small businesses a focused place to collect invoice files, extract practical details, review the result, and keep the original document connected to each record.

Received invoice

Structured record

Ready for review
Vendor
Acme Supplies
Invoice date
May 12
Total
$842.20
Source
Dashboard upload

Example interface content. Extracted details should be reviewed against the original file.

A focused category

One system for the received-invoice work before accounting decisions.

Invoice management can mean many things. InvoSort stays focused on intake, document processing, record review, and source-file organization.

What InvoSort handles

  • Dashboard PDF and connected Telegram intake
  • Field extraction and document classification
  • Reviewable records with source-file access
  • Recent, source, and current-year month views
See the invoice processing flow

What stays outside the product

  • Creating or sending customer invoices
  • Paying suppliers or collecting payments
  • Tracking paid, overdue, or approval status
  • Replacing accounting, tax, or legal review
Read the product FAQ

From file to record

A repeatable path for invoices that arrive in different places.

The workflow reduces repetitive setup while preserving the review step that important business documents need.

  1. Collect

    Upload a PDF in the dashboard or send a supported invoice file or photo through connected Telegram intake.

  2. Process

    The document enters an extraction and classification workflow that prepares practical invoice fields for review.

  3. Review

    Compare vendor, date, total, currency, category, and document details with the original file before relying on them.

  4. Organize

    Keep the record, intake source, and stored file together for later dashboard and month-by-month review.

Practical uses

Useful when the problem is invoice intake and organization.

InvoSort fits teams that need a cleaner administrative workflow, not a broad promise to automate every financial task.

Supplier paperwork

Move recurring supplier PDFs and photographed paper invoices into one review flow instead of leaving them across downloads and chat threads.

Bookkeeping preparation

Prepare cleaner, source-linked records for review without presenting InvoSort as an accounting system or tax adviser.

Invoice-heavy operations

Give operators a consistent intake path and a structured first pass when repetitive data entry is slowing down administrative work.

Questions

What to know before you choose a workflow.

Straight answers about how InvoSort handles received invoice documents and where human review still matters.

What kind of invoice management does InvoSort support?

InvoSort is built for received business invoices. It helps collect invoice files, process practical fields, review the results, and keep each record connected to its source document.

How can invoices reach the InvoSort dashboard?

You can upload a PDF of up to 20 MB from the dashboard. After connecting Telegram in Settings, you can also send PDF, PNG, JPG, or JPEG files and Telegram photos to InvoSortBot for processing.

How can I return to received invoices later?

The dashboard shows recent invoice records, identifies dashboard and Telegram sources, and provides a current-year month view. Stored source files can be previewed or downloaded from their invoice records.

Does InvoSort create invoices or collect customer payments?

No. InvoSort focuses on received invoice files and their extracted records. It does not create or send customer invoices, collect payments, or track whether customer invoices are paid or overdue.

Explore the workflow

Choose the part of invoice handling you want to improve.

Each page covers a distinct part of received-invoice intake, processing, review, and organization.

Build a cleaner received-invoice workflow.

Choose a plan for your invoice volume, then upload a PDF or connect Telegram and review the extracted record against its source file.