Invoice Collector

Invoice Collector gathers your monthly invoices from every service you pay for and saves them straight into a dated, accountant-ready folder. No more logging into a dozen dashboards at month-end. HOW IT WORKS Tick the portals you use, click "Collect invoices," and the extension opens each billing page in the background using your own logged-in session, finds the invoice PDFs, and downloads them into a dated folder inside your Downloads. Run it again next month — already-downloaded invoices are never duplicated. Don't see your provider on the list? Add any portal yourself from the dashboard with just a name and a URL, or hit "Scan this page" on any billing page you have open for an instant one-off collection. WHAT'S INCLUDED • 44+ built-in portals spanning cloud hosting, payments, advertising, and business software, with more added regularly • Unlimited custom portals — works with anything, not just what's on the list • Automatic duplicate detection, so re-running is always safe • Invoice date and amount extracted automatically, with support for common European date and currency formats • A dashboard with full collection history, stats, and one-click CSV export — ready to hand to your accountant • Monthly reminder notification so you never miss a month • Retry-on-failure and adaptive waiting for slow, JavaScript-heavy billing pages PRIVATE BY DESIGN Invoice Collector has no server. All scanning happens locally, inside your own logged-in browser tabs. Your invoices, credentials, and browsing are never sent anywhere — there is no backend to send them to. Permissions are requested per portal, one site at a time, never as a blanket grant to "all websites." Full privacy policy: https://avtar7678.github.io/invoicecollector-privacy/ WHO IT'S FOR Freelancers, small businesses, and agencies who need to keep clean invoice records for tax filing — especially useful across the EU, where accurate, retained invoices are a legal requirement. Invoice Collector is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the services it can be configured to collect from. Portal names appear in-app solely to describe compatibility.