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Here at Spendbase our internal data shows that GetMyInvoices is seen as a serious time‑saver with a few important caveats that procurement and finance teams should be aware of.

Overall sentiment from Spendbase clients is strongly positive, with a clear pattern:

• Big perceived value once the tool is properly set up
• Noticeable reduction in manual invoice chasing and bookkeeping work
• Frustration in some cases around support quality and technical stability

Key benefits our clients highlight:

• Massive time savings
• Automated collection from email inboxes and thousands of portals (Amazon, telecoms, SaaS tools, etc.)
• Centralized storage of all invoices and receipts
• Direct integrations to tools like Lexoffice, DATEV, Zoho Books, and tax advisors

• Many clients talk about saving “many hours per month” and making bookkeeping “bearable” or even “enjoyable”

• Strong functional coverage

• Wide range of supported portals, including less common ones
• Scan app for paper receipts, with automatic data capture
• Helpful matching of documents to bank transactions (and often very accurate)

However, our internal data also shows recurring pain points:

• Onboarding and setup
• Setup can be complex and time‑consuming, especially if many vendors and portals are involved

• Several clients explicitly wish for stronger onboarding and more guidance during initial configuration

• Support and reliability

• A large group reports “very fast” and “top” support

• A smaller but important group reports:

  • Unanswered tickets and calls
  • Difficulty obtaining refunds when the product does not perform as expected
  • Frustration when bank sync or certain portals fail without clear error feedback

• Product limitations

• Some integrations (e.g., Business Central, certain DMS tools) are outdated or temporarily not working
• Occasional issues with 2FA on portals, language of notifications (German only in some flows), and UI feeling dated
• Performance can be slow at times

From a Spendbase discount and optimization perspective, this suggests:
– GetMyInvoices delivers strong ROI for clients who commit to proper setup and have compatible systems.
– Contract negotiations should factor in:
– Clear SLA expectations for support
– Testing of critical integrations during trial/pilot
– Potential need for onboarding assistance to unlock full value quickly.