Xero · Product
The Cosmic Bills features Xero users get the most out of
Scan history, PDF preview during review, supplier mapping and line splitting — the parts of the product that people actually use every week.
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Xero · Product
Scan history, PDF preview during review, supplier mapping and line splitting — the parts of the product that people actually use every week.
Published · Updated
Feature lists are mostly noise. These are the four things Xero users come back to, based on what the guides get asked about most.
The original document sits beside the extracted bill while you review it. You are not opening files one at a time, or downloading an attachment to check a figure — the source is right there next to the number it produced. This is the feature that makes reviewing a batch fast enough to be worth doing properly.
Everything you have processed stays searchable. When someone asks about an invoice from eighteen months ago, you find it in Cosmic Bills rather than reconstructing it from the ledger.
Map a supplier to the expense account its bills belong to, once, and every future bill from that supplier codes itself. Every supplier starts on Cost of Goods Sold until you change it, so the first hour spent mapping your busiest suppliers pays for itself immediately. See Account codes on bills to Xero.
One line on a supplier invoice frequently needs to become several in your accounts — a delivery split across two jobs, a bulk purchase shared between cost centres. You can split a line into several and divide the cost during review, rather than posting it and fixing it in Xero afterwards.
Of everything a finance team does, accounts payable is high-volume, rule-driven and slow to optimise. That is why it goes first.
Manual entry of a dozen multi-line bills is slow enough to be worth measuring. Here is how to work out what yours costs.
A direct Xero connection, time back on every bill run, and a lower cost per invoice as your volume grows.
Start on the free plan, connect Xero or Reckon, and process your first bills today.