Scan a long receipt

A long receipt doesn’t fit in one photo. Snap it in parts, from the top to the bottom, and moni joins them into one receipt without counting any line twice.

Lesson 18 of 32 2 min

  1. Choose Long receipt

    In the scanner, tap Long receipt above the shutter. Start from the top of the receipt: the shop, the date and the first items.

    Take as many parts as it needs. The strip at the bottom shows the ones you’ve taken, and you can check each one of them.

    The scanner over the top of a long Gourmet Market receipt, with Long receipt above the shutter

  2. Overlap each part

    From the second part on, moni shows the last lines of the previous one at the top. Start the next photo from those lines.

    The repeated lines tell moni where the parts meet. Once the total is in the last part, tap Done instead of the shutter button.

    Long receipt with two parts taken, Part 3 · Start from these lines, the shutter and Done

  3. Check the whole receipt

    moni joins the parts into one receipt and reads it as a whole: here Gourmet Market, 1,425,700 rupiahs, one total for all of it.

    Confirm and add saves it with every part attached as one photo. Took too many? Rescan starts over from the first part.

    Scanned receipt from the joined parts: from Cash to Groceries, −1,425,700.00 rupiahs

If something goes wrong

moni counted a line twice
Make sure each next part starts at the lines moni shows on top. If one still repeats, tap the row in the sheet and correct the amount, or Rescan the parts.
It says Check the amounts
moni adds up the items and compares them with the receipt’s own subtotal. If they differ, a part may be missing or blurry: tap Rescan parts and retake that one.
Can I scan a bank statement?
No, moni scans receipts, bills and invoices only. A statement holds many payments at once: add them one by one, or scan each receipt as soon as you get it instead.