Every receipt.
Matched.
Send it. Zeni matches it.
You clear the rest.
Zeni's AI Accountant does the matching. You only touch what it couldn't place.
A gap on either side gets caught.
Zeni works the problem from both ends. The Missing queue lists transactions that still need a receipt. The Unmatched queue lists receipts with no transaction yet. When Zeni's AI Accountant can't place one, search by vendor, date, or amount and attach it yourself.
Backup an auditor can follow.
A matched receipt lives on the transaction it supports, not in a shared drive. Each transaction keeps its change history, and any question about a charge can be asked right on the record, with the file attached to the thread.
One flow. Two very different mornings.
Receipts off your plate.
You want receipts handled without having to think about them.
- Forward a receipt from your inbox the moment it arrives
- Skip the month-end "can you find this charge?" thread
- See at a glance whether anything still needs you
Support complete before sign-off.
You want supporting documentation complete and traceable before the period closes.
- Work the Missing and Unmatched queues, not a spreadsheet
- Search by vendor, date, or amount to place a stray receipt
- Track receipts as one step of the close, next to reconciliation and flux
Every way a receipt comes in, and where it goes.
Every accounting tool claims to be automated. Zeni shows you the split on your own ledger, month by month.
Close the month.
Backup included.
See how Zeni's AI Accountant keeps receipts matched all month long.
Questions, answered.
Forward them to your Zeni receipts email or upload them directly. Zeni's AI Accountant then matches each receipt to its transaction automatically.
The receipt waits in the Unmatched queue. Search by vendor, date, or amount and attach it to the right transaction yourself.
Steps can be done in any order. Receipts counts toward your close Confidence Score, and month-end insights unlock once that score reaches 75%.
Zeni lists every transaction without supporting documentation so you can decide. The IRS generally expects receipts for travel, meal, and gift expenses of $75 or more, and for all lodging.
It can, which is why a receipt it can't place stays unmatched instead of being forced onto a charge, and why your dashboard stays the source of truth.