Receipts file themselves
Receipts and invoices in Gmail are logged to a spreadsheet, with the original saved to your Drive.
I’m Ellen, a programmer with 20+ years of experience. I build AI agents that run inside your own Google Workspace, and I run the same ones in my own business every day.
What happens to a receipt in your inbox
What it does for you, and why you can trust it.
Receipts and invoices in Gmail are logged to a spreadsheet, with the original saved to your Drive.
Once a receipt is logged and filed, its email is archived out of your inbox, so only what needs you stays. Nothing is deleted.
Your commitments and decisions are tracked.
A short morning brief pulls from your calendar and email.
No new app to learn, and your data stays where it already lives.
Nothing is sent, deleted, or paid for without your OK.
20+ years of experience means it handles the surprises that break simple automations.
I run these same agents in my own business every day.
Before AI agents, I spent more than two decades as a programmer/analyst making business systems behave. Now I bring that same care to small businesses here at home, so the tools work for you instead of the other way around.
A one-time setup, then optional support so your agents keep running smoothly.
Your records stay in your own Google Workspace: your Gmail, your Drive, your Sheets. The agent reads only what it needs to do its job and works under the same Google security you already use.
No. I set everything up, test it with you, and support it afterward, so you never have to mess with settings or code. You just see the results: a tidier inbox and receipts already filed.
That’s expected. Every business handles its paperwork a little differently, so I start by learning how yours works, then set the agent up to fit. If an agent isn’t the right answer for you, I’ll tell you.
Tell me what eats your time. I’ll tell you honestly whether an agent can take it off your plate.