EzzyBills User Guide
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Services
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- 00. Document types & uploading
- Attach the email body to a bill in your accounting software.
- Automated bill payment in Australia via the Bluechain app
- Download Invoice History
- Drobbox integration
- Email Forwarding to EzzyBills from Hubdoc
- Export to Google Drive
- EzzyBills Mobile Apps
- EzzyBills Web Applications
- Gmail auto-forwarding with a filter
- Gmail Sync
- Google Drive Integration
- Google Drive Integration for A Group
- How to Sync Office365 Email
- Office365 Email auto-forwarding with a filter
- Sync your Email account with EzzyBills
- Sync Your Gmail – GSuite Email – to EzzyBills
- Upload Email Alias
- Viewing, Searching and Approving invoices
- What EzzyBills can do for you?
- zip file
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- 1. Upload sale invoices
- 2. Customer identification
- 3. Sale invoice number
- Add "Detect Accounts Receivable Keyword" (optional)
- Alternative Name for Supplier/Customer matching
- Custom fields for sales invoices in QuickBooks
- Enable “Accounts Receivable Only” setting (optional)
- Invoice lines data extraction
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- Articles coming soon
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- Approval by admin (on Search/Approve)
- Approver only login (create "user" for approvers)
- Email approval
- Enable approval workflow
- Enable approval workflows (advanced)
- Enable workflow approval rules
- Expenses on corporate credit cards
- Use Case: Approval by Department
- Use Case: Finance team to approve, then one of the managers
- Use Case: Team leader, CFO and CEO Approval based on amounts
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Getting Started
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Xero
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- 06.1 Directly obtain tracking data from the invoice
- 06.2 Infer tracking data
- 06.4 Obtain tracking from Xero contacts
- 06.5 Extract tracking column data
- 06.6 Set tracking data during approval
- 06.7 Use delivery address as tracking
- 06.8 User to override tracking data - Default Tracking
- Use workflow to set tracking
- 00. Xero Integration
- 01. Get started for Xero users
- 02. Bills to Xero
- 02.1 Account codes on bills to Xero
- 03. Expense receipts to Xero
- 03.1 Expense receipts in foreign currency to Xero
- 04. Bills to match PO in Xero
- 04.1 Xero Export settings for PO matching
- 04.2 Receiving and Invoicing PO in Xero
- 05. Sales Invoices to Xero
- 06. Xero Tracking
- 07. Item invoices to Xero
- 08. Upload Purchase Orders to Xero
- 09. Credit Notes Processing
- 10. Disconnect & Reconnect to XERO
- 11. Log into EzzyBills from Xero
- 12. Additional File Attachment to Xero
- 13. Email Invoice with additional files to Xero
- Drobbox integration
- Employee Expense Claim
- Employee expense claims new features
- Expense Claim for Business Owners
- Expenses on corporate credit cards
- EzzyBills Mobile Apps
- Google Drive Integration
- Invoice lines data extraction
- Process Repeating invoices to Xero
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QuickBooks
- 00. QuickBooks Integration
- 01. Getting Started for QuickBooks users
- 02. Bills to QuickBooks
- 02.1 Account codes on bills to QuickBooks
- 03. Expense receipts to QuickBooks
- 04. Bills & matching PO to QuickBooks
- 05. Sales Invoices to QuickBooks
- 06. Track Class, Customer, Location or Project in QuickBooks
- 06.1 Tracking Project in QuickBooks
- 07. Product/Service Code Extraction (item codes)
- 08. Upload Purchase Orders
- 09. Credit Notes Processing
- 10. Disconnecting EzzyBills from QuickBooks
- Custom fields for sales invoices in QuickBooks
- Drobbox integration
- Employee Expense Claim
- Employee expense claims new features
- Expenses on corporate credit cards
- EzzyBills Mobile Apps
- Google Drive Integration
- Invoice lines data extraction
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MYOB
- 00. MYOB integration
- 01. Getting started for MYOB users
- 02. Bills to MYOB
- 02.1 Account codes on bills to MYOB
- 03. Scan expense receipts to MYOB
- 04. Bills & matching PO (MYOB)
- 05. Sale Invoices to MYOB
- 06. Job & Category Tracking for MYOB
- 07. Processing item invoices to MYOB
- 09. Credit Notes Processing
- 10. How to disconnect & reconnect to MYOB?
- 11. Emailing invoice files to MYOB In Tray
- Check PO received in MYOB
- Drobbox integration
- Employee Expense Claim
- Employee expense claims new features
- Expenses on corporate credit cards
- EzzyBills Mobile Apps
- Google Drive Integration
- Invoice File Get Attached in MYOB
- Invoice lines data extraction
- MYOB – how to change supplier in MYOB on a bill
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Custom Workflows
- An example on how to build a new EzzyBills workflow
- Check PO received in MYOB
- Combine Description and Discount Columns
- Create a custom table
- Create Sales invoices from Purchase order
- Enable approval workflows (advanced)
- Extract hyperlinks of invoices from a pdf statement file
- Price Adjustment Workflow
- Price Check workflow
- Price Check Workflow (setup)
- Processing foreign language invoices
- Statement Reconciliation Workflow
- Switch Workflow - a workflow task
- Use workflow to set tracking
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simPRO
- 01. Set up EzzyBills trial & Connect to simPRO
- 02. Bills data automation to simPRO
- 02.1 Fill an empty PO with items from invoices
- 02.2 Receipt a Description PO in simPRO
- 02.3 Check before exporting to simPRO
- 03. Process expenses directly to a job in simPRO
- 04. Process contractor invoices to simPRO
- 05. Credit notes to simPRO
- 06. Delivery Receipts to simPRO
- 08. Upload Purchase Orders
- 11. Expense approval for simPRO users
- EzzyBills Mobile Apps
- Invoice lines data extraction
- Set up EzzyBills accounts for multiple simPRO companies
- What to do when PO matching is not found
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FAQs
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- Q19: What does EzzyBills export to your accounting software?
- Q20: How long is invoice data kept by EzzyBills?
- Q21: What document types does EzzyBills process?
- Q22: How to process Sale invoices?
- Q23: Can I process receipts as Spend Money, instead of bills?
- Q24: Can I approve invoices before EzzyBills exports them to my accounting software?
- Q25: What does EzzyBills support for businesses not registered for GST or VAT?
- Q26: How to not process duplicate bills and sale invoices?
- Q27: Does EzzyBills support multiple currencies?
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- Q55: How to review bills or expenses in QuickBooks?
- Q56: How to match the correct suppliers in QuickBooks?
- Q57: What does EzzyBills support for QuickBooks Online Simple Start?
- Q58: How to use the QuickBooks payment system, with EzzyBills invoice automation?
- Q59: How to extract double tax rates from Canadian invoices?
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- Q31: How to ensure the correct suppliers are chosen?
- Q32: How to fix supplier matching issue?
- Q33: How to ensure correct GL codes?
- Q34: How to ensure the correct invoice numbers are extracted?
- Q35: How to extract the correct Purchase Order numbers?
- Q36: How to obtain the correct invoice date?
- Q37: How to handle invoice due date?
- Q38: How to enable or disable invoice lines?
- Q39: What is an EzzyBills DocID number?
- Q40: How to trouble shoot item invoices?
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- Q 1: I cannot login - forgot user name or password?
- Q 2: How to change my password?
- Q 3: What is my EzzyBills sign-up email and how can I change it?
- Q 4: Can I change my username and upload email address?
- Q 5: How to find out my subscription details, usage, expiry date and invoices?
- Q 6: How to pay/renew subscription, and update payment card details?
- Q 7: How to cancel automatic subscription renewal?
- Q 8: Can I delete an EzzyBills account?
- Q 9: What personal data does EzzyBills collect?
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User Interface
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- Articles coming soon
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Netsuite
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DEAR Inventory
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Triumph
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Tidy
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API
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Integrations
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Trouble Shooting
Sync your Email account with EzzyBills
What is Email Sync?
You can now sync your Office 365 or Gmail email account to EzzyBills directly.
- No more email forwarding and you are in charge, from your email account.
- We will process your emails with attachments. The bills and expenses will be exported to your accounting software.
How to Sync your Office 365 Email account?
Where to get started
- Login to EzzyBills, click the Email top menu. See options and rule settings.
- Three options to choose from
- Manual: you will need to manually drag invoices to the folder/label “EzzyBills”. You can set email rules.
- Automated: we will automatically process inbox emails containing file attachment. You can set email rules.
- Disabled: will not process
Web instructions:
Watch Video Tutorial (for Gmail, but the steps are similar for Office 365)
1. How the emails are processed?
Only emails in the inbox are processed.
For “Manual”, you will manually drag/drop emails to the folder “EzzyBills” (which is created automatically).
- We will then process the emails in this folder – do document classification first to separate bills, statements, credit notes etc.
- Bills that have been processed will be moved to the sub-folder EzzyBills > Bills
For “Automated”, EzzyBills will process your emails in “Inbox” automatically (with document classification to separate bills, statements, credit notes etc.)
- Only the emails that came in after-the-syncing will be processed (not these before).
- Bills that have been processed will be moved to the sub-folder EzzyBills > Bills
For “Disabled”, EzzyBills will not process your emails.
2. What emails do we process?
Only emails in the inbox are processed, and only emails that have a time stamp newer than the “email sync time zero” (when the email sync was established).
For examples
- The emails that arrived before the “email sync time zero” will not get processed.
- Older emails that are manually dragged into your inbox from your other email accounts without forwarding will not get processed (the email time stamp stays old).
3. Use Email Rules to fine-tune Email Sync
Login to EzzyBills, click Email, you will see a set of Email Rules that you can use.
- These rules only apply to Email Sync, not email uploading to your_upload_email@ezzybills.com.

Steps to set up an email rule
- Tick the box on the left of the rule that you want to use, for example – excluding a file type

- Click the blue text to the right. And type in rule parameters in the new pop-up window (for example, type in “csv”)

- Click Save Settings. Then the rule will be formulated and move to the top of the list.
