Poland’s Ministry of Finance has launched an updated version of the free e-Receipts mobile app, enabling users to receive, store, and share electronic receipts across multiple devices for seamless expense management. The app, part of the government’s digital initiative, also allows manual entry of paper receipts, warranty tracking, and reporting of purchase irregularities.
Poland launches a new version of the e-receipts mobile app.
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The Ministry of Finance in Poland has released an updated version of its popular e-Receipts mobile application, offering new features that make managing receipts and expenses easier than ever. The latest update allows users to share and import receipts across multiple devices and even share their e-Receipts card, ensuring seamless access to electronic receipts wherever they go.
e-Receipts is a free, secure, and anonymous mobile app that stores electronic receipts directly on a smartphone. It’s part of a broader digital initiative supported by the Ministry of Finance and the National Revenue Administration, powered by the Receipt HUB—a modern system that enables cash registers to send receipts electronically to users’ devices.
Features of the New Version:
- Receive and store electronic receipts
- Add paper receipts manually for complete expense tracking
- Assign receipts to specific expenses
- Report irregularities related to purchases
- Manage warranty details and monitor warranty periods
- Build personalized purchasing statistics
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