3 ms·
For one off transactions, I have no problem using a text interface. However, a sort of companion app that converted receipts and bills into ledger parseable bil
by z1mm32m4n 12y ago
For one off transactions, I have no problem using a text interface. However, a sort of companion app that converted receipts and bills into ledger parseable bills would really help with mass data entry. Does anyone know if something like this exists?
- peteretep 12y agoReceiptBank is probably a good starting point. Non-free.
- tincholio 12y agoThere's hledger (a ledger clone of sorts written in haskell)[0], which comes with some facilities for automatically assigning expenses to accounts via "rules files". I've made (and a couple of sed / awk scripts) one that handles upwards of 90% of my stuff from the files I download from my bank. It also has a web UI, so you can use that to add transactions if you don't like using a text editor. [0] http://hledger.org/ http://hledger.org/