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Email-to-Bill and Draft Bills

Forward a supplier invoice safely, review extracted values and confirm a complete Bill.

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intermediateUpdated 8 Sept 2026
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Email-to-Bill is an included Pro capability when it is enabled for your workspace. Your unique address appears under Settings → Automation → Email-to-bill and on Workspace → Draft Bills.

Forward a supplier invoice from a trusted sender to that exact address. Experi validates supported PDF, JPEG, PNG and WebP attachments, extracts text and values in an isolated, resource-limited process, and discards the original attachment. Sanitised previews may be shown for review, but the original file is not offered for download.

Always review the draft

Parsing is a suggestion, not approval. Check or complete:

  • supplier and supplier invoice number;
  • issue date, due date and any inferred dates;
  • subtotal, VAT and total;
  • currency and exchange information;
  • description, category, tax treatment and VAT handling;
  • optional project;
  • payment status, method and paid date.

Confirm only after the fields match the supplier invoice. Confirmation creates the Bill; the email draft itself is not included in financial reporting. Delete an unwanted draft from its review screen.

Unsupported, unreadable or suspicious files show a warning and are not silently turned into a Bill. Rotate the inbox address in Settings if it is exposed or receiving unwanted mail.

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