Scegli un convertitore — ogni strumento esporta un Excel pulito
Tutti gli aggiornamenti rilevanti di myocr.app, dal più recente. Le voci sono in inglese.
Invoice conversions can now be downloaded as a "Bills" CSV in the import format of QuickBooks Online or Xero, one row per line item, with your expense account and tax code saved once. Also available in the API with output=csv_quickbooks or csv_xero on model=invoice.
The myocr.app add-in for Excel is now published on the Microsoft Marketplace: install it from Home → Add-ins by searching "myocr", no manifest file needed. A new guide on the blog covers installation, snipping, tables, batches and pricing, in 6 languages.
Each API account now has its own webhook signing secret, in the API dashboard with Show, Copy and Replace. Every notification carries an X-MyOCR-Signature header that the official SDKs verify in one line, so your receiver can reject anything that did not come from myocr.app.
The Python and Node.js SDKs are now public at github.com/Selaf688/myocr-sdk, with runnable examples (including the bank statement balance check) and a sample statement to try them on. Python SDK 0.3.0 on PyPI adds page ranges and custom fields.
New guide for accounting professionals: when a bank statement does not balance, how the size of the difference points to a missing line, a flipped sign or two swapped digits, and how to find the exact row. Available in 6 languages.
New in-depth guide for accounting professionals: CSV vs OFX, the exact column layouts QuickBooks and Xero accept, and the 7 import errors that ruin reconciliation. Available in 6 languages.
You can now subscribe to product updates from any guide on the blog — double opt-in, one-click unsubscribe, a short email now and then.
The API now accepts GIF images (converted automatically, like BMP and TIFF), and the documented format list matches the engine exactly across all endpoints.
Live uptime, response times and incident history for all myocr.app services are now public at status.myocr.app — independent checks every 5 minutes.
The GDPR Data Processing Agreement is now public and printable at /legal/dpa — no need to request it by email. Accounting firms can file it directly in their GDPR records.
A plain-language page explaining where your files are processed (Germany, EU), how quickly they are deleted, and why your documents are never used to train AI models.
Scans and photos in GIF, BMP or TIFF format are now converted automatically before extraction — no need to convert them yourself first.
Developers can now generate a sandbox API key with 5 free test pages and get full, real responses. No credit card required to evaluate the API.
Two in-depth guides published in 6 languages: automating bank reconciliation with OCR, and closing the month faster with batch statement processing.
A dedicated page for firms and bookkeepers: balance check, QuickBooks/Xero exports, EU data processing and the Excel add-in, all in one place.
Fairer carnet prices in Latin America, South Asia, Africa and other regions, applied automatically at checkout.
Stronger protection against automated sign-ups — with no captcha puzzles for real users.
The API now runs on its own endpoint, api.myocr.app, matching the SDK and documentation.
The whole service moved to faster servers in Germany (EU) — better performance and a stronger data-protection posture.
The automatic balance check (opening + credits − debits = closing) is now visible on every conversion, and results can be exported as QuickBooks/Xero CSV or OFX.
Convert documents and snip tables directly inside Excel, with each imported cell linked back to its source document.
Large documents are processed in parallel chunks, and any failed conversion refunds its pages automatically.
