Get receipts into Google Sheets — without typing
Whether you track expenses for yourself or a whole team, receipts belong in a spreadsheet — not a shoebox. ParseDoc extracts the data from each receipt photo and gives you a CSV you can import into Google Sheets, or an API to fill the sheet automatically.
How it works
1. Convert online
Use the free web converter: drop receipts, download CSV, then File → Import in Google Sheets.
2. Or automate with n8n
The n8n-nodes-parsedoc community node turns 'new email attachment → parsed receipt → new Sheet row' into a no-code workflow.
3. Or call the API
POST an image, get strict JSON back. One Apps Script or a tiny cron keeps your sheet up to date.
Frequently asked questions
Can I automate Gmail receipts into Sheets?
Yes — use the n8n template in our GitHub repo: Gmail trigger → ParseDoc → Google Sheets append. It runs on a free n8n instance.
What fields do I get?
Date, merchant, document type, invoice number, currency, subtotal, tax, total, payment method, category, and a confidence score.
What does it cost?
10 pages/day free online. $19/month for 1,000 pages, $49 for 5,000 — or pay $0.02 per page with crypto (x402) if you're an agent/developer.
Ready when you are
Free: 10 pages/day in the online converter — no signup, nothing stored. Scale: $19/month for 1,000 pages, or $0.02/page via x402 for agents.