Skip to main content

Can I submit multiple receipts at once?

Use Multiple mode to scan several receipts or invoices in 1tap without reopening the camera each time.

Yes. Multiple mode lets you take several photos in a row without reopening the camera for each one. This article covers 1tap receipts, 1tap tax, and 1tap online.


Scan multiple receipts in 1tap receipts

To scan multiple receipts in 1tap receipts, use Multiple mode to capture them one after another:

  1. Open the app.

  2. Tap the camera icon in the bottom right corner.

  3. Tap Multiple.

  4. Tap the red circle to photograph each receipt. A new receipt is captured every time you tap.

  5. Tap the tick in the top right corner when you're ready to submit.

Tip: An icon in the corner counts how many photos you've taken so far. To delete the last photo, tap the X in the left corner. You can also preview and delete any photo you don't want to keep.

Once the receipts are processed, you can view them in your Recent tab.


Scan multiple invoices in 1tap tax

Important: 1tap tax is only available for UK users.

To scan multiple invoices in 1tap tax, use Multiple mode to capture them one after another.

  1. Open the app.

  2. Tap + Add Income, then Take a picture.

  3. Tap Multiple.

  4. Take a photo of each invoice, one after another.

  5. Tap the blue tick in the top right corner when you're ready to submit.

To see your invoices while they're processing, tap the red circle in the top right corner.


Add multiple receipts or invoices in 1tap online

To add multiple receipts or invoices at once in 1tap online, upload several images in a single step:

  1. Go to 1tap online and log in with your 1tap account.

  2. Select the + button in the top right corner.

  3. Select Auto Expense or Auto Income, depending on whether you're adding a receipt or an invoice.

  4. Select the images you want to upload. Hold Ctrl (Windows) or Cmd (Mac) to select more than one.

  5. Select Open.

The images appear in the Processing section of My expenses or My income.

Did this answer your question?