Governments
Your mandate already captures the fullest record of household spending a state has held, yet almost none of it reaches the person who paid. Smartbills delivers it back.
Smartbills returns the fiscal record to the citizen's wallet, shows households their own spending and gives the statistics office anonymized totals.
A fiscalization regime is designed so the state can see the merchant, and it rarely gives anything back to the person who paid. Here the citizen can verify any receipt against the authority’s record, report a sale that never happened and see what a year of consumption tax actually cost them.
Financial literacy programs teach principles to people who can’t see their own numbers. This works the other way round: an itemized, categorized record of what a household actually spent, produced as a by-product of a mandate that already exists.
A medical or childcare credit goes unclaimed because nobody kept the receipt for a year, and the people who lose out are the ones most likely to be moving house or working two jobs. A fridge that dies at fourteen months is an inconvenience in one household and a crisis in another.
None of the outcomes above require the administration to hold a purchase history. That comes from how the system is built, which a contract clause on its own could never guarantee. The administration remains the system of record, and Smartbills is a delivery and verification layer above it.
The gap today
Our mandate is satisfied at the point of sale, which is exactly where the citizen’s side of it should begin.
The fiscal record the administration receives reaches the citizen’s wallet within seconds, in the national format.
We have to buy demand for receipts with a lottery or a single-purpose app, and interest fades once the prize does.
Citizens ask for a receipt that carries a warranty clock, a return window and a running tax total for the year, and no prize fund is needed to get them asking.
The richest consumption data the state holds is used once, for compliance, and then sits unused.
The statistics office receives anonymized price, category and coverage series, and no purchase history ever leaves the citizen’s wallet.
Integrations
Your accounting software, bank feeds and card program, with data syncing in both directions.
Each product works on its own, and when you run two, the same record carries from the receipt to the ledger entry.
Delivers the receipt your fiscalization mandate already produces to a wallet the citizen keeps, where they can check it against the tax authority's record.
Digital receipt software that turns every sale at your POS into an itemized electronic receipt, hosted online and delivered by app, SMS, email or API.
Itemized receipts from the merchant's point of sale, shown inside your own app under the transaction they belong to. For banks, fintechs, retailers and any app built on the API.
A tax receipt organizer that sorts medical, childcare, donation and tuition receipts by category as they come in and keeps a running total all year.
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Tell us which regime you run and we’ll show you what its citizen side could look like.
