📱 In Your Day
Real-world moments where PriceRight Pro does the work for you. This is a scenario walkthrough — not a setup guide. For the full guides, see Scan Receipts with AI → and Track Business Mileage →
The moment #
It’s the end of the day. You’re sitting in your truck in the client’s driveway. You’ve got three receipts from today — a lunch run, a mid-day supply stop, and fuel on the way out. You also drove 34 miles round trip. None of it is logged.
This is the moment. Five minutes in the driveway is worth a lot more than trying to reconstruct all of this in April.
What happens #
Open PriceRight Pro. Work through each receipt with AI Receipt Scanner — scan the first one. It reads vendor, date, amount, and category. You confirm and save. Thirty seconds. Scan the next one. Another thirty seconds. The third takes a little longer because the receipt is crinkled, but it still reads the total correctly. You adjust the category from Other to Meals and save.
Then open the Mileage Tracker and log a trip. Job Site, 34 miles, today’s date, start and end address. The IRS deduction calculates automatically and locks in at today’s rate. Save.
Three receipts logged, one mileage trip recorded. Everything is stored in iCloud. Tomorrow you start fresh.
What this compounds to #
Over a full season, a contractor running jobs regularly might log 200+ receipts and 5,000+ miles. That’s thousands of dollars in deductions — equipment, fuel, materials, meals — that exist in your account because you spent five minutes at the end of each day instead of zero minutes.
The IRS rate on 5,000 miles at the current rate is a meaningful deduction. Each supply run receipt is another line on Schedule C. They don’t feel significant one at a time. Compounded across a year, they are.
