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Version 1.0.0 · 2026-03-27
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The store currently lists version 1.0.0, updated 2026-03-27.








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BillX for iPhone and iPad turns invoice PDFs into structured, reviewable data.
Import invoice PDFs, organize them by workspace, extract the important fields, review the results, and export clean files you can share or keep working with.
This is not just a PDF-to-text tool. It is built for invoice workflows.
• What you can do
‣ Import invoice PDFs from Files, iCloud Drive, and other document providers
‣ Organize invoices by workspace: client, company, account, department, or any workflow you need
‣ Review the original invoice, the extracted fields, and the result before exporting
‣ Standardize currencies across vendors and clients
‣ Export and share results as Markdown, Plain Text, CSV, or XLSX (Excel)
‣ Build a workspace table that combines completed invoices into one exportable spreadsheet
• Built for real invoice work
BillX helps you capture fields such as:…
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