AyosPapel Try a receipt

  • TIN008-271-456-000
  • VAT₱107.14
  • Filed underQ4 purchases

Picture a receipt and AyosPapel reads the TIN, store, and VAT for you. When the quarter ends, your Summary List of Sales and Purchases is already done.

Try reading a receipt See how it works

Four stops to the BIR.

  1. 3 seconds

    First, picture the receipt with the phone you already have.

  2. 10 seconds

    Then check what it read and fix anything the ink lost.

  3. The whole quarter, on its own

    After that, it's filed under the right business, month, and quarter. Totals add up as you go.

  4. One click

    Finally, download the SLSP when the quarter closes.

Hindi na kailangang i-encode isa-isa ang bawat resibo.

Try it with a sample resibo.

Pick a receipt. Watch it get read, check it, then save it to the quarter. The SLSP below fills in as you go.

Pick a receipt above to start.

What it read

Store
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TIN
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Address
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Date
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Vatable
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VAT 12%
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Total
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SLSP, 4th quarter 2026 sample

TypeTINRegistered nameTaxableVATGross
No receipts saved yet. Save one above and it lands here.
Purchases
₱0.00
Input VAT
₱0.00
Sales
₱0.00
Output VAT
₱0.00

The rest, handled.

A copy before the ink fades

Thermal receipts can go blank within months. The photo is saved with the record the moment you snap it, so the proof stays readable.

A thermal paper receipt turning dark where it was heated
Thermal paper darkens with heat and fades with time.

Totals whenever you ask

Sales, purchases, and VAT per month and per quarter, already added up. No more adding columns by hand the night before.

Q4 2026, Sunrise Mini Mart

October
₱184,250.00
November
₱201,980.00
December
₱236,400.00
Quarter
₱622,630.00

A nudge before every deadline

AyosPapel reminds you before quarterly BIR requirements are due, so nothing gets filed late because someone forgot.

The Bureau of Internal Revenue National Office building in Quezon City, seen through trees
BIR National Office, Quezon City.

Each business keeps its own books

Handling more than one business? Each has its own TIN, receipts, and SLSP. They never mix, and you switch between them in one tap.

A sari-sari store counter in Cavite stocked with detergent sachets
A sari-sari store in Cavite.

No tokens, no reloading credits

Reading receipts is part of the system. You will never see a counter of scans left or be asked to top up mid-quarter.

A neighbourhood store with sachets of coffee and soap hanging over the counter
Small stores run on small margins.

Originals, tracked too.

  1. Received

    Logged at the front desk

    Each envelope of receipts gets a reference number and a printed acknowledgement.

  2. Scanned

    Copied before it fades

    The photos attach to the same batch, filed by business and month.

  3. Filed

    Kept in a known spot

    Cabinet B, drawer 2, held by Joy. Every move is recorded, so it's never a guess.

  4. Released

    Returned with a record

    Who received the originals, how, and when, with a release acknowledgement.

Good questions

Does it file with the BIR for me?

No. It prepares the SLSP and the totals so they're ready. You still submit through the BIR's own channels, the way you do now.

What if the receipt is faded or blurry?

It shows which fields it couldn't read so you type only those. The photo is kept either way.

Is there a fee every time I scan?

No. There are no tokens or credits. Scanning is part of the system, not a separate charge.

Can my staff use it too?

Yes, with their own invite-only accounts. You decide which businesses each person can see.

Is our data private?

Records and photos are never public and open only after signing in, and each business is kept apart. To read a receipt, its photo is sent to an AI reading service, then stored privately in AyosPapel.

Will it replace our accounting software?

No. It handles receipts, records, and the SLSP, and works alongside whatever you already use for the books.

Your resibo, sorted.

One business, one quarter. If it doesn't save time, you've lost nothing.