Lübeck/Amsterdam. The invoice management software GetMyInvoices is expanding its connectivity to banks. The developers have connected bunq to the software as an import source. Using the interface, users of the European challenger bank can automatically forward documents to GetMyInvoices and from there to the accounting software or tax advisor - a clear added value for users and bunq, which can thus differentiate itself even better with another service.
Amsterdam-based bunq specializes in banking on smartphones and offers numerous additional features that save its users time and money. The bunq Premium, Supergreen and bunq Business Supergreen options are time-saving models tailored to individuals and companies. With the new partnership with GetMyInvoices, the European challenger bank is now going a step further by offering its users an easy way to manage their finances and reduce administrative burdens. To do this, they download the GetMyInvoices app and connect their bunq accounts as an additional source. This means that all documents, such as scanned receipts, stored in their bunq accounts are available in GetMyInvoices.
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"GetMyInvoices automatically retrieves invoices and other documents from thousands of sources and makes them available in one place. From the invoice management solution, the documents can be automatically transferred to numerous accounting solutions, to the tax advisor and to other applications," explains Björn Kahle, COO of fino, the provider of GetMyInvoices. |
This means that bunq users can forward all their invoices to the accounting department or tax advisor without any manual effort. Transfers to document management systems, cloud storage and other applications are also possible.
The advantages: The receipts are available where they are needed. There is also no need for manual transfers. Users save time and money. This in turn gives them more resources for the essential things - “a vision that connects us with bunq and has become reality with the new interface,” as Björn Kahle says.
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Ali Niknam, founder and CEO of bunq, adds: "If there is a way to make life easier for users, we will do it. Every decision we make is aimed at saving users, money, time and CO2. This is exactly what the partnership with GetMyInvoices brings." |
About bunq: bunq was founded in 2012 by Ali Niknam, who subsequently managed to obtain the first European banking license in more than 35 years. His goal was to radically change traditional banking and therefore he was the only one to invest 44.9 million euros in bunq. The current publicly available number of user deposits is 433,410,761 euros, based on deposits in December 2019. During 2019, the total amount of user deposits doubled and is increasing daily. bunq is currently available in 30 European markets: Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Italy, Spain, France, Belgium, Ireland, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, United Kingdom as well as Norway and Iceland. Additional Information: https://www.bunq.com/
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