Evan Carmichael shows how to scan receipts with the Evernote mobile app. Open the app, create a new note, use the camera to capture the receipt, and name it. You can then search for it by text or find it in your notebook.
Welcome to another Technology Tuesday. Today I'm answering a question from one of my YouTube viewers— love you guys— Sahil, who wrote in to say, "Is there a digital scanner within the Evernote app? I use that and it works brilliantly." So this is a great question. I'm gonna quickly show you how I scan receipts into my Evernote using my phone. So step 1 is put the receipt on a flat surface. Next, I'll load my Evernote app. You click on the new note. Go to camera. I try to fill the receipt so it takes up the whole screen in my phone. Let it focus. Take a picture, and you're done. You could call it whatever you want. Receipt— oh, oh, my spell check. I'll call it the ceiling. Good, okay. Put it whatever folder or whatever notebook you want. Ideas, fine. Done. And we're done. So now the picture's in my notebook. I can search for it using the full-text search. I can browse for it by just looking into notebook, and that's how I add all my receipts to my Evernote using my phone. If you guys like this video, you want to see more just like it, you can subscribe to the channel below. Thank you so much for watching, and believe. Every week I share my best information to help you fuel your business forward in my newsletter. Check it out below.
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