Where Snapcite is headed.
This is an honest look at what we have shipped, what we are building now, and what we are thinking about next. Items in Exploring are not commitments.
- Multi-receipt bulk uploadv1.3.0
Drag up to 25 receipts at once and Snapcite processes them in parallel. Shipped in v1.3.0.
- Custom expense categoriesv1.3.0
Business plan accounts can create, rename, and color-code their own categories alongside the defaults.
- Multi-currency supportv1.4.0
Receipts in non-USD currencies are tagged with the source currency and a USD conversion at upload time.
- Report sharingv1.2.0
Generate a read-only share link for any expense report. Links expire after 30 days.
- PDF invoice text extractionv1.4.0
PDFs with embedded text layers now parse directly, improving speed and accuracy on formatted invoices.
- Mileage tracking
Log business trips by address or miles driven. Ties to the IRS standard mileage rate and rolls into your tax-time summary alongside receipt expenses.
- QuickBooks Online export
One-click export of categorized expenses into a QuickBooks-compatible format, so you or your accountant can import without manual re-entry.
- Email forwarding inbox
Forward any receipt confirmation email to your unique Snapcite address and it appears in your account automatically, no manual upload needed.
- Mobile app for iOS and Android
A dedicated mobile app with camera-first capture, offline queuing, and push notifications when a receipt finishes processing.
- Team roles and approval flows
Let a team member submit expenses while an owner or bookkeeper reviews and approves before they land in a report.
- Recurring expense detection
Snapcite would notice that you pay the same SaaS subscription every month and offer to auto-categorize future charges from that vendor.
- Accountant access portal
Grant a CPA or bookkeeper read access to your reports without sharing your account credentials. They see your reports; you keep control.
Have a request?
If something you need is not on this list, tell us about it. We read every feature request and they genuinely influence what we build next.