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Overview
Terrapin automatically discovers receipts and invoices, organizes transactions, tracks spending and helps prepare cleaner records for taxes and bookkeeping.
Terrapin connects receipt and transaction workflows so users can collect supporting documents, categorize activity, track expenses and prepare records for accounting or tax work.
It fits before or alongside accounting software by reducing the manual work of finding receipts and preparing expense records.
Freelancers, small-business owners and professionals that need cleaner receipt and expense records.
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