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GetMyInvoices automatically downloads your The New York Times invoices. This saves you time and keeps all receipts always in view.
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What GetMyInvoices does for The New York Times
No more manual downloading
You no longer log in to your The New York Times account to hunt for invoices. GetMyInvoices handles the retrieval for you.
A searchable receipt archive
All The New York Times 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 The New York Times
News, Publishers & Subscriptions
The invoice for the syndication access or the wire account shows up in the editorial management's inbox, while accounting expects a completely different cost center. By the time the document finds its way through the internal departments, the month-end close is often already over. GetMyInvoices automatically downloads these invoices from the NYT account and provides them directly in your accounting software. No one has to ask anymore who actually has the invoice or where it is. This way, the costs for licensing and secondary usage are ready for reconciliation on time.
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Education, Training & Research
Every semester, a new invoice for campus-wide NYT access ends up somewhere between the department, the library, and administration. Because billing often runs on the academic year rather than the calendar year, it easily falls through the cracks at the calendar year-end close. With GetMyInvoices, the receipt is automatically captured as soon as it becomes available and forwarded directly to the responsible cost center. Administration no longer has to check with various departments whether the invoice has already arrived. This keeps the institutional budget traceable across all billing periods.
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Software & SaaS Tools
API access for Cooking or Puzzle content usually runs through a developer account that accounting doesn't even have on its radar. Only when the monthly billing for the news aggregation unexpectedly shows up on the account does the search for the matching receipt begin. GetMyInvoices connects to the NYT account and automatically downloads the recurring invoices as soon as they become available. This allows the costs for content integration to be clearly assigned to the respective product or project. Delayed payments due to missing invoices are thus a thing of the past.
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Connect your The New York Times account
Connect your The New York Times 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 The New York Times 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 The New York Times 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 The New York Times
The New York Times is a renowned US news outlet with a digital subscription offering. For editorial research or market analyses, invoices for subscriptions are regularly incurred and must be recorded in accounting. GetMyInvoices automatically downloads these and forwards them directly.
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