Paper in, data out — from your phone.

Open Filetable on your phone and point the camera at a document. The page is detected, captured when you hold still and straightened — then read like any other file.

How it works

Paper to PDF with your phone

  1. 1

    Point the camera

    Filetable finds the four corners of the page in the live camera view.

  2. 2

    Hold still

    The photo is taken automatically once the frame is steady. Adjust the corners if you need to.

  3. 3

    Send one PDF

    Add pages, reorder, rotate or delete them, then send a single PDF for processing.

What you get

Scan receipts, delivery notes and letters in your phone's browser. Filetable finds the page edges, straightens each page and files the PDF.

No app to install

The scanner runs in the browser of any recent phone. Open your workspace and scan.

Straightened pages

Perspective is corrected on the phone, so a receipt shot at an angle becomes a flat page.

Multi-page documents

Up to 30 pages per document, in the order you choose.

Keep for later

No time to send it now? Keep scans on the phone and send them when you're ready.

Where it sits in the cycle

Documents arrive the way they already do: dragged into the drive, forwarded by email, photographed on a phone or imported as a bank file. Filetable takes them in bulk and keeps every original — everything that comes in shows up in Inbound.

Used in

Works with

Supported documents

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to install an app?

No. Open Filetable in your phone's browser; on a small screen it opens straight on the scanner.

What happens to a scan?

It becomes one PDF in your drive and runs through the same pipeline as an upload: classified, extracted and filed.

How many pages can one scan have?

Up to 30 pages per document.

Keep exploring

All features

Bring your documents. Build your workspace.

Create your workspace in a few minutes, upload a first batch and watch it organize itself.

Invoices
Bank statements
Contracts
Payslips
Receipts
Orders
Delivery notes
Quotes