Receipts to Excel

Scan Receipts. Export a CSV. Open It in Excel.

Scan receipts as you get them in @vustReceiptBot, then type /export — a CSV of the month's receipts (date, merchant, category, total, currency) lands in the chat as a file, ready for Excel or Google Sheets.

/export → CSV file · date, merchant, category, total, currency.AI extraction, verify important amounts
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/export ships a ready CSV fileOpens straight in Excel or SheetsFree 10 scans/month, then 1✦

Honest scope

A spreadsheet-ready export, not a filed accounting record

The CSV is built to be genuinely useful in a spreadsheet — clean columns, no manual retyping — but it still carries the same honesty rule as every scan: AI extraction, verify important amounts, not accounting or tax advice. Spot-check anything that needs to be exact before relying on it.

/export covers the current calendar month only — no custom date ranges in this version.

See the difference

Scan by photo, then one command turns the month into a CSV.

The moment this solves

The problem

You've scanned a month of receipts in the chat and now want them somewhere you can sort, filter or hand to someone else — not scroll back through a Telegram thread.

The command

/export builds a CSV of the current month's receipts and sends it as a file, right there in the chat — no separate export tool, no dashboard login, no waiting for an email.

What's inside the file

The columns

date, merchant, category, total, currency — one row per scanned receipt for the current calendar month, comma-separated with a header row.

Opening it

Double-click and it opens directly in Excel or Google Sheets like any other CSV — sort by category to see where the month went, or drop it into a bigger budget file you already keep.

A month's worth, exported

12 scans across July

Groceries, a couple of restaurant receipts, a hardware store run, a pharmacy visit — scanned as they happened, no batching.

The export

One CSV with 12 rows, ready to filter by category=groceries or sum the total column in a spreadsheet formula — the kind of thing a chat thread alone can't do.

02·Practical use cases

Who exports receipts to a spreadsheet

Monthly budget-trackers

Wanting scanned receipts as rows they can sort and filter

/export ships a CSV — date, merchant, category, total, currency — opens straight in Excel or Sheets.

Anyone handing off expenses

Needing a file to share instead of a chat scrollback

One file, sent as a document in the chat, no dashboard login required.

Spreadsheet-first budgeters

Wanting to fold receipts into an existing budget file

Plain CSV drops into any spreadsheet workflow already in use.

03·How it works

How the export works

01Scan receipts as you go

Send photos to @vustReceiptBot throughout the month.

02Type /export

Builds a CSV of the current month's receipts automatically.

03Open in Excel or Sheets

date, merchant, category, total, currency — ready to sort or sum.

04·Same tool · in Telegram

Telegram

Export a month of receipts

@vustReceiptBot · Scan a few receipts, then type /export in @vustReceiptBot for a ready CSV file.

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05·Quality & trust

Honest scope — spreadsheet-ready, not a filed record

Current month only

/export covers the current calendar month — no custom date-range export in this version.

Verify before relying on it

Same disclaimer as every scan: AI extraction, verify important amounts, not accounting or tax advice.

Frequently asked questions

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Receipt tracker hub

The full picture: pricing, /month, /export and the honesty rules.

Receipt scanner

The scan moment itself — photo in, structured fields out.

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How ✦ spark pricing works across every VUST bot.

Ready when you are

One command turns scans into a spreadsheet.

/export ships date, merchant, category, total and currency as a CSV — no separate export tool needed.

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