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Receipt Scanning Workflow Tips
A good receipt photo makes the split faster and more accurate. Receipt Snap is designed mainly for restaurant receipts and also works on supermarket and shopping receipts when the image is clear. Instead of guessing from a blurry picture, you can review a clean image that is easier for the scanner to read.
Start with a clear photo
A receipt scan works best when the photo is obvious. Keep the frame tight, avoid shadows, and make sure the full bill is visible before you upload it. When the capture is predictable, the scan becomes easier to review.
Keep the whole receipt in frame
Do not crop so aggressively that the totals or item names disappear. The app needs the full receipt context to split the bill correctly, especially when there are tax or tip lines.
Review before you share the result
A quick review should be short and mechanical. Check that the item names are readable, confirm the total matches the bill, and make sure any manual edits are correct before you settle the split.
Keep the workflow lightweight
The simplest workflow is usually the best one: scan, review, split, and move on. The tool works best when the image is clear and the user stays in control of the final result.