See invoice values, trends, and currency conversion
Expensent reads the amount and currency off each receipt, turns the totals into visual trends, and shows every foreign invoice beside its converted accounting-currency value.
How it works
Amounts, pulled automatically
Expensent reads the total and currency from each invoice’s PDF, image, or body — no manual entry.
Converted to your currency
Set your accounting currency once and every foreign receipt shows its converted value beside the original, at the invoice-date rate.
Charts that show the shape
Insights rolls totals into monthly trends, vendor share charts, and source mix before documents reach your books.
Numbers you can actually use
Original and converted, side by side
The source amount and currency stay visible — conversion adds context, it never hides what the invoice says.
Real exchange rates
Conversions use European Central Bank rates from the invoice’s own date — not today’s guess.
Spot the big ones
Top-vendor charts help you identify the receipts and invoices that matter when there are a lot of them.
Guides & integrations
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Common questions
Does currency conversion replace the original amount?
No. Expensent keeps the original invoice amount and currency visible, then shows the converted value beside it. That gives you accounting context without hiding what the receipt actually says.
Why show charts before forwarding?
Charts make the document flow easier to understand. You can spot high-value receipts, foreign-currency charges, unusual vendors, and how documents reached accounting.
See the value before the handoff
Connect an inbox and watch your receipts add up — in the currency your books use.