QuickBooks Online has an email address for receipts. You can send files to it from your Mac. AutoMailSender does that for you: drop a file, or save it into a folder.
Get AutoMailSender · free for 25 emailsThis part comes from Intuit, not from us. Read Intuit's help article on emailing receipts to QuickBooks Online. It tells you where to find your receipt address.
According to Intuit's help article:
Link a watched folder, say ~/Receipts, to that recipient. Save or scan a PDF into it and AutoMailSender emails it on its own. It retries if your provider hiccups and shows a notification when each send lands. The folder setup is the same one described in auto-email files from a folder.
Not sending to QuickBooks but to a person? See email receipts to your accountant.
AutoMailSender is a native macOS app, around 1.7 MB. Files go from your Mac to your email provider over TLS. No cloud, no tracking. Credentials stay in the macOS Keychain. Requires macOS 14 or later.
Free for your first 25 emails. No subscription, no account. Unlimited sending is a one-time €9.99 in-app purchase. Enterprise is a one-time €49.99 and adds scheduled or recurring sends and more than two sender accounts.
Download on the Mac App StoreFind your QuickBooks Online receipt address as described in Intuit's help article. Add it as a recipient in AutoMailSender. Then drop a receipt onto the app, or save it into a watched folder linked to that address.
According to Intuit's help article, the file type must be pdf, jpeg, jpg, gif, or png, and the attachment's file size must be between 46KB and 20 MB.
It sends through your own SMTP account, such as Gmail, Outlook, iCloud, or Yahoo. Intuit's help article says receipts must be sent from the email address used to sign into QuickBooks, so connect that account.
No. It is not an integration. It emails files to an address you give it. QuickBooks does the rest.
QuickBooks is a trademark of Intuit; AutoMailSender is not affiliated with Intuit. QuickBooks facts on this page come from Intuit's help article.