A: Hi Noah,

Yes, you can split codes between your companies. However, at this initial stage we do not have a workflow for registering two company accounts with the same email address, but it is supported via our admin panel and coming to the apps (really) soon. In case that is not yet implemented upon redeeming the codes, contact us at sparkreceipt@valorbyte.com and we'll setup the login credentials to have access to both accounts.

There will be integrations with at least Xero and Quickbooks in a future version (and I promise they will be included in the AppSumo deal!), but the priority of the integration implementations are being based on feedback. Using Plaid to integrate with banks is also a consideration, but it is expensive and needs some though about pricing.

The OCR is pretty accurate as long as the source material is sufficient. Paper receipts are notoriously difficult for OCR, since they can be crumbled, twisted, faded and depending on the camera's quality, blurry. However, as we heavily utilize ChatGPT as the language model, it can usually do pretty good job at understanding the receipt text despite OCR errors.

And we do not, at least on this stage, support searching registers for official business names or identifiers. The merchant name is detected by the AI like usually a human would, by scanning the contents and understanding what is the merchant from the receipt's context. This is actually also the reason why the merchant detection works well on international vendors and small chains since it is not based on a registry. This approach has the weakness that the AI might sometimes detect e.g. "McDonald's" and sometimes "McDonald's Restaurants". In the future, we could implement a database of companies, their official names etc. And then try to match the AI's guess to the verified database data.