How do I scan a receipt with Mylo?

Scanning is the fastest way to get a paper receipt into Mylo, and it lives right in the bottom navigation on iPhone, Android and the web. The point of putting it there is speed: you can capture a receipt the moment it lands in your hand, before it gets lost or fades. Each shot goes into a live upload queue, so you keep shooting instead of waiting on any one photo.

The reason capture feels instant is that the AI does its work in the background. Once a photo is in the queue, Mylo pulls out the merchant, date, time, currency, total, tax, line items, payment method and card last-4, then classifies the type (purchase, return, subscription, or not-a-receipt). All of that becomes a draft expense you can open, check and submit, without retyping anything from the slip.

If the receipt already exists as a file, you do not need to photograph a screen. You can upload a saved photo, a screenshot or a PDF instead, and it runs through the exact same parser. That makes Scan and upload a single catch-all for anything you can point a camera at or already have saved.