Bonflow

For places in Aruba that take maaltijdbonnen

Vouchers flow in.
Verified rows flow out.

Invoice every company for its maaltijdbonnen without typing a single one. Upload the scans; Bonflow reads the company, voucher number, amount and date used off every page, holds back anything doubtful, and hands you invoice-ready rows — each one agreed by a person before it leaves.

Handwriting, ticked boxes and office stamps · one row per voucher · exports to Access today, CSV always

Palm Beach Trading N.V.Maaltijdbon
Bonnummer
PBT-20418
Werknemer
J. Croes
Bedrag
Afl. 25.00
Handtekening13 aug 2026
Row 1 of 7Clean
Company
Palm Beach Trading N.V.
printed
Voucher #
PBT-20418
printed
Amount
ƒ 25.00
printed
Used on
13 Aug 2026
stamp
Matches the POS receipt — billed at the lower of the two

The flow, start to finish

  1. 01

    Upload the scans

    PDFs from the scanner, or the Drive folder it already writes to.

  2. 02

    Every page gets read

    Company, voucher number, amount, date used — and the mark on the page each one came from.

  3. 03

    Review the exceptions

    Clean rows pass. Doubtful, duplicated or mismatched ones wait for you, next to the page.

  4. 04

    Export to your system

    Verified rows only, once, stamped with the date they were billed.

Questions people ask

What if it reads an amount wrong?
It never reaches your invoice. Anything doubtful waits in review, with the scan beside it — nothing is guessed into an export.
Half our vouchers are handwritten or stamped. Will it read those?
Yes. Handwriting, ticked boxes and office stamps are the normal case here, not the exception. Where the writing is unclear, the row waits for you.
Several vouchers on one POS receipt?
No problem. The receipt is billed once — what the POS charged or the vouchers' total, whichever is lower — and split across the vouchers behind it.
We invoice from Access. Do we have to change that?
No. Verified rows go into Access today, and CSV always — your bookkeeper's import stays the same.
Does it replace whoever types them?
It replaces the typing. That person now clears the review queue, and has the final say on every doubtful row.
Does it send invoices?
No. It gives you the rows; your invoicing stays yours.

Plans

One flat monthly price, banded by vouchers read.

Unlimited people. Counted by vouchers read a month, whatever happens to them afterwards. Priced in USD, invoiced monthly in AWG at the ƒ 1.79 peg.

Talk to us
  • Starter

    USD 49/ month

    ƒ 87.71

    Up to 300 vouchers a month.

    A handful of companies, a few scans a week.

  • Standard

    USD 149/ month

    ƒ 266.71

    Up to 1,500 vouchers a month.

    Daily scans, a dozen or more companies.

  • Business

    USD 249/ month

    ƒ 445.71

    Up to 4,000 vouchers a month.

    Forty-odd companies, hundreds of pages a month.

  • Multi-site

    Quoted

    setup fee + monthly

    More than 4,000 a month, or an on-premise Access agent.

    Quoted, with a one-time setup fee.

Nothing is charged from inside the app. A band is agreed with a person and invoiced by email.

Talk to us

One conversation, then your first scans.

Write with a rough idea of how many vouchers you take a month and what your invoicing runs on — or just send one scanned PDF and get the rows back, no account needed. A person replies within a working day. A workspace is set up for you; there is nothing to install.

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