Israeli Receipt Scanner
Trusted89/100OCR and parse Israeli receipts and invoices with Hebrew and English text extraction. Extracts merchant name, date, total amount in NIS, VAT amount, receipt or invoice number, payment method, and VAT registration number (osek murshe). Handles common Israeli retail formats including supermarkets, gas stations, restaurants, and online purchases. Auto-categorizes expenses into standard Israeli accounting categories and outputs structured JSON or CSV ready for import into accounting software. Use when you need to digitize, extract data from, or categorize Israeli receipts and tax invoices. Do NOT use for non-Israeli receipt formats, handwritten notes without printed text, or bank statement reconciliation.
Trust score 89/100 (Trusted) · 105+ installs · MIT license
Israeli businesses collect hundreds of receipts and invoices monthly, but manually documenting each one is slow and error-prone. Israeli receipts contain Hebrew and English text, shekel amounts, and VAT registration numbers that need to be extracted and categorized.
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When to Apply
- When you need to document business expenses from physical or digital receipts
- When you want to extract VAT amounts from tax invoices
- When preparing monthly expense reports for the accountant
- When you need to import receipt data into accounting software
Try These Prompts
Scan this receipt and extract the business name, date, amount, VAT, and payment method.
Process all receipts in the folder and generate a sorted CSV file with all details.
Identify whether this is a tax invoice, receipt, tax invoice/receipt, or price quote.
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