The problem with receipts
Tax compliance is retroactive
You need transaction records when you need them, not when they're convenient. Tax time arrives and you scramble to find receipts. A customer disputes a return. A chargeback happens. You dig through old emails and storage to prove what actually happened. By then, days or weeks have passed.
Transactions are scattered
Proof of transaction lives in Stripe, Square, your wallet, email and filing cabinet. There's no standard way to track payments across multiple cards and accounts. Year-end reconciliation becomes a nightmare of manual work.
You're paying to store receipts you rarely use
Storage costs accumulate. Merchants manage receipt systems. Customers get bombarded with receipt spam. The infrastructure exists to keep receipts forever, not to access them when it actually matters.
How it works
Query the merchant's POS directly
We integrate with POS APIs (Square Orders, Shopify Orders, etc.) to retrieve line items at the moment of transaction. No manual setup. The data is already there.
Store minimal metadata, fetch on demand
We keep a lightweight index of transactions. When you need an invoice, we fetch the full details from the POS system and generate it in real-time. Smaller compliance surface. No bloated database.
Generate regulated invoices automatically
Invoices are created on-demand with complete line item data. Tax-compliant. Audit-ready. No guessing.
Who this is for
SaaS & subscription businesses
Companies processing recurring charges that need automated invoicing and customer billing reconciliation.
E-commerce & retail
Online merchants and in-person POS merchants who need transaction verification for compliance and disputes.
Fintech & payment platforms
Companies embedding payment processing that need to provide invoice and receipt generation to their merchants.
Accounting software
Tools that need structured transaction data and invoice generation for their users.
Our direction
Transaction data should behave like information in a database, it's always there, but only needs to take form when someone looks for it. Receipts should be the same: generated only when observed, not automatically created for every purchase.
All of this data already exists across Stripe, Square, and POS systems, yet there's no unified way to extract and standardize it. This infrastructure layer connects directly to payment processors, turning fragmented transaction data into a single trusted source that supports invoices today and powers compliance, dispute resolution, and autonomous financial systems tomorrow.