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Dext alternatives (2026): invoice and receipt collection tools compared

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Download my month invoices from tools and send them to my Dext or accounting inbox at inbox.

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Overview

Dext alternatives in 2026, the invoice and receipt collection tools compared: Hubdoc, AutoEntry, GetMyInvoices, Tailride and Reduck. Dext captures receipts and invoices for bookkeepers and businesses, extracts their data and sends it to accounting software. The alternatives differ on how the documents come in: an inbox you forward to, an upload, or a tool that goes and fetches them from each supplier's portal.

Dext vs Hubdoc vs AutoEntry vs GetMyInvoices vs Tailride vs Reduck

As each vendor's own site describes it, read on October 11, 2026. "Not documented" means we did not find it on their site.

How invoices come in Supplier portals Accounting software Starting price
Dext Upload, or forward to your Dext address Invoice Fetch, for a list of supported suppliers Integration with accounting software Business plan $25.21 a month, 250 documents
Hubdoc Email forwarding, scan, upload Not documented Xero, QuickBooks Online $12 a month, 30-day trial
AutoEntry Upload Not documented Sage, Xero, QuickBooks, FreeAgent and others $13 a month for 50 credits
GetMyInvoices Email inbox import, portals, apps 10,000+, from its cloud or desktop app DATEV, sevdesk, Lexware Office and others 19 € a month
Tailride Connected email inboxes, portals Web portal extraction, desktop app and extension DATEV, Xero, QuickBooks, sevDesk and others Free for 10 invoices a month, then €12 a month
Reduck Your agent collects them from billing pages and Gmail About 40 ready-made; your agent writes the others Sends the PDFs to any inbox, Dext's included Free for 100 script runs a month

Where each tool is stronger

  • Dext: data extraction for bookkeepers and their clients, with line items, supplier statements and bank statements as add-ons.
  • Hubdoc: a simple intake inbox at a flat price, for Xero and QuickBooks Online users.
  • AutoEntry: pay per document, with many accounting integrations and statement extraction.
  • GetMyInvoices: the widest list of supplier portals, with OCR and accounting exports.
  • Tailride: portal and inbox collection on your own computer, with a free tier.
  • Reduck: invoices from SaaS, AI and cloud billing pages, collected by the AI agent you already use, in your own browser.

Reduck with Dext, or instead of it

  • With Dext: keep Dext for extraction and bookkeeping, and let your agent fetch the invoices that never arrive by email and send them to your Dext address.
  • Instead of it: if you only need the PDFs for your accountant, your agent collects them and emails them, with no extraction step.

How Reduck does it

  1. You ask: "Download my September invoices from OpenAI, Slack and Vercel, find the ones in Gmail, and send them all to my Dext inbox."
  2. The agent lists each tool's invoices from its billing page, in your own signed-in Chrome, and downloads the PDFs.
  3. It searches Gmail for the invoices that came by email and downloads the attachments.
  4. It sends every PDF to the address you gave. For a tool with no script yet, it writes one.

Who it's for

  • Founders who collect their own invoices for a bookkeeper
  • Bookkeepers whose clients' invoices sit on SaaS billing pages
  • Teams that already use an AI agent and want fewer tools

FAQ

It depends on what you use Dext for. For a low-cost intake inbox that publishes to Xero or QuickBooks Online, Hubdoc, at $12 a month. For pay-per-document extraction with Sage, Xero and QuickBooks, AutoEntry, from $13 a month for 50 credits. For invoices fetched from thousands of supplier portals, GetMyInvoices. For portal and inbox collection on your own computer, Tailride. If your invoices sit on SaaS billing pages and you already use an AI agent, Reduck collects them from a prompt.
Tailride is free for 10 invoices a month. Reduck is free for 100 script runs a month. Hubdoc has a 30-day trial, and AutoEntry a trial with 25 credits.
No. Reduck does not extract amounts, VAT or line items, and does not publish to accounting software. It collects the invoice PDFs from billing portals and Gmail, then your agent sends them where you ask, including the inbox address Dext, Hubdoc or your accounting software gives you.
GetMyInvoices connects to more than 10,000 portals from its cloud or its desktop app. Tailride extracts from web portals with its desktop app and browser extension. Reduck opens each billing portal in your own Chrome. On the Hubdoc and AutoEntry sites we did not find portal fetching. Dext documents Invoice Fetch for a list of supported suppliers.
Yes. Dext gives you an email address for documents. Your agent can download the month's invoices from each billing portal and send them to that address, so they arrive in Dext like the ones your suppliers email.
Not with Reduck. The scripts run in your own Chrome, with the sessions you already have, so no portal password leaves your computer.
Reduck is free for 100 script runs a month, then $20 a month for 1,000 runs or $100 a month for unlimited runs.

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