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GetMyInvoices automatically downloads your Wall Street Journal invoices. This saves you time and keeps all your receipts always in view.
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What GetMyInvoices does for Wall Street Journal
No more manual downloading
You no longer log in to your Wall Street Journal account to hunt for invoices. GetMyInvoices handles the retrieval for you.
A searchable receipt archive
All Wall Street Journal receipts sit in one place — central, searchable and tagged. Your team finds any document in seconds, and nothing gets lost.
Accounting without media breaks
Your receipts flow automatically into DATEV, Lexware Office or your cloud. Your books stay up to date with nothing to forward by hand.
Who uses GetMyInvoices with Wall Street Journal
News, Publishers & Subscriptions
The invoice for the WSJ corporate license lands in the editorial management's inbox, while accounting only learns about it weeks later. With syndication and content license contracts of varying terms, accounting quickly loses track of which receipt belongs to which usage period. This turns accruals at month-end into a search through emails instead of having a clear receipt chain. With automated retrieval, all WSJ invoices are available to accounting on time and in full, regardless of who originally signed the contract.
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Investment, Trading & Fintech
When multiple trading desks and analyst teams use their own WSJ accounts with separate billing, scattered individual invoices arise every month that can hardly be assigned to a cost center plan. The finance department then has to ask each team individually which access is active and what was actually billed. This costs time that is lacking in an environment with tight reporting deadlines. By automatically capturing all WSJ accounts in one place, costs per team can be clearly assigned without anyone having to chase people down.
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A major bank with WSJ Pro access for dozens of analysts and executives receives consolidated invoices that often only reach accounting after the internal cost allocation. Until then, it is unclear whether the receipt has already been recorded or whether a duplicate exists from another department. Exactly such duplicate or missing receipts cause delays in account reconciliation at month-end close. With automatic duplicate detection and central storage of WSJ receipts, the close can be completed without having to query the specialist departments.
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Connect your Wall Street Journal account
Connect your Wall Street Journal account to GetMyInvoices once to download invoices automatically.
Good to know
- Sign in with your usual login details.
- You can connect several accounts of this portal separately.
- Your login details are stored encrypted and cannot be viewed by GetMyInvoices staff.
Invoices are retrieved automatically
GetMyInvoices checks your Wall Street Journal account regularly and downloads all available invoices automatically.
Good to know
- All available invoices and receipts are captured.
- You set the retrieval interval yourself.
- Documents already captured are not downloaded twice.
Forward to your accounting
Your Wall Street Journal receipts are exported to the accounting solution of your choice.
Good to know
- Compatible with DATEV, Lexware Office and other accounting solutions.
- You set the export schedule independently of the retrieval interval.
- On export, you pass either the file or the file including metadata.
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About Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal is a subscription news portal for business and financial topics. The subscription incurs regular invoices that must be recorded in accounting. GetMyInvoices automatically downloads these and forwards them directly.
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