Documents arrive
Lift picks up invoices, receipts, and bills from the folders or channels you already use.
Folder routesLift takes invoices, receipts, and bills from the folders and channels you already use, then prepares them as Xero drafts, Business Central workflow output, structured Excel files, or another agreed handoff. Your team reviews or submits instead of retyping.
No new portal. No workflow rebuild. Just documents in, drafts out.
Documents arrive, Lift prepares the draft, and your team reviews or exports through the route it already uses.
Lift picks up invoices, receipts, and bills from the folders or channels you already use.
Folder routesSupplier, totals, line items, VAT, and account suggestions are prepared before review.
VAT rulesSend the result to Xero, Business Central, structured Excel, or another agreed route.
Collection, preparation, output, and review stay connected without asking teams to change where they work.
Lift prepares supplier, VAT, line-item, currency, and account context before review.
Lift is shaped by accounting-firm workflows where real reviewers check whether the output makes accounting sense.
The same preparation layer can feed Xero, Business Central, Excel import files, or another agreed flow.
Clients keep using the folders or channels already agreed while the firm keeps control of review.
Long invoices, client VAT rules, and exceptions stay in the same workflow, so reviewers can judge the accounting result instead of rebuilding the entry.
Multi-page invoices, statements, receipts, schedules, and payout documents can stay in the same review path.
Blocked VAT, reverse charge, mixed VAT, and partial reclaim can follow the agreed route.
Accountants can inspect unusual documents before anything moves through the agreed submission route.
Short answers for teams deciding whether Lift fits their document flow.
Lift turns supplier invoices, receipts, credit notes, statements and similar documents into review-ready accounting output. That may mean Xero draft bills, a configured Business Central workflow, structured Excel files, or another agreed handoff.
Documents can arrive through agreed intake routes such as shared folders, SharePoint or other controlled folder workflows. The goal is to keep collection simple while Lift prepares the accounting work after files arrive.
Lift can prepare output for routes such as Xero drafts, configured Business Central workflows, structured Excel imports, or another agreed process. The output route depends on the client, system and workflow.
No. Xero is an important supported route, but Lift can also support configured Business Central workflows, structured Excel import files, and agreed handoff routes where appropriate.
No. Lift is designed to work with the document channels and accounting review process already used by the firm or finance team. The aim is to remove preparation work, not add another queue to manage.
Lift is designed for real supplier document flows, including long invoices, receipts, credit notes, supplier statements, utility bills, multi-currency invoices, foreign-language documents and documents that need manual confirmation.
Yes, review-first is the default. Lift prepares the draft or structured output so the reviewer can confirm supplier details, dates, totals, VAT treatment, account coding and attachment before approval or posting.
Yes. Lift can use configured client context such as VAT policy, tax mappings, chart of accounts, supplier treatment and review rules. Unclear cases should be flagged rather than forced through silently.
Lift is built for accounting firms and finance teams that regularly prepare supplier documents for review without wanting to add another portal or manual preparation queue.
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