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GetMyInvoices automatically downloads your The Economist invoices. This saves you time and keeps all receipts always in view.

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What GetMyInvoices does for The Economist

1

No more manual downloading

You no longer log in to your The Economist account to hunt for invoices. GetMyInvoices handles the retrieval for you.

2

A searchable receipt archive

All The Economist receipts sit in one place — central, searchable and tagged. Your team finds any document in seconds, and nothing gets lost.

3

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 The Economist

News, Publishers & Subscriptions

News, Publishers & Subscriptions

Your editorial manager pays the license for The Economist by credit card, but the billing never automatically lands in accounting. At the end of the month, the invoice for content syndication is missing, and someone has to log into the portal separately to download it retroactively. With multiple editorial locations having their own access, this effort quickly grows. GetMyInvoices automatically retrieves the subscription invoices and forwards them directly to your accounting. This way, no license invoice shows up late or not at all in your cost overview anymore.

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Education, Training & Research

Education, Training & Research

A university's library administration usually books the institutional license for The Economist centrally, while the invoice remains hidden in the department's account. When all subscription costs need to be compiled for the auditor at year-end closing, this exact receipt is often missing. With multiple faculties having separate access to the Economist Educational Foundation, the searching adds up. GetMyInvoices automatically downloads these invoices from every connected account and provides them centrally. This eliminates the need to ask various departments shortly before closing.

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Investment, Trading & Fintech

Investment, Trading & Fintech

An analyst orders an EIU market report shortly before quarter-end because the forecast data is urgently needed for client consulting, and the invoice then disappears into their personal inbox. When allocating costs for the quarterly billing, this exact receipt is missing, and accounting has to ask individual employees about it afterward. Since corporate subscriptions often run across multiple teams, this problem repeats regularly. GetMyInvoices connects to the relevant accounts and automatically downloads the invoices, regardless of who placed the order. This way, all EIU invoices are ready in time for billing without anyone having to actively ask.

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How does it work?

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Connect your The Economist account

Connect your The Economist account to GetMyInvoices once to download invoices automatically.

Good to know 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.
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Invoices are retrieved automatically

GetMyInvoices checks your The Economist account regularly and downloads all available invoices automatically.

Good to know Good to know:
  • All available invoices and receipts are captured.
  • You set the retrieval interval yourself.
  • Documents already captured are not downloaded twice.
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Forward to your accounting

Your The Economist receipts are exported to the accounting solution of your choice.

Good to know 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 The Economist

The Economist is a renowned business magazine, for which subscription invoices are regularly issued that need to be recorded in accounting. GetMyInvoices automatically downloads these receipts and saves you the manual login.

Frequently asked questions about The Economist and GetMyInvoices

With GetMyInvoices you connect your The Economist account once; after that your invoices are downloaded automatically. You set the retrieval interval yourself, and documents already captured are not downloaded twice.
Your login details are stored encrypted and cannot be viewed by GetMyInvoices staff. All data is transmitted over HTTPS and hosted in Germany. GetMyInvoices is also GDPR-compliant.
If a login fails, you receive a notification and can update your login details. Automatic retrieval then continues as normal.
Yes, you can connect several accounts of this portal separately. The receipts from all accounts come together centrally in GetMyInvoices.
GetMyInvoices supports over 50 integrations, including DATEV, Lexware Office and sevdesk. You set the export schedule independently of the retrieval interval.

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