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Updates

Follow new updates and improvements to TriFact365.

Improved AI recognition, VAT codes with line recognition and other improvements

In this update, TriFact365 recognises amounts and contacts even better. We have also made a number of small improvements to the check screen and to connections.


Improved AI recognition

  • Amounts. Amount fields such as Amount, VAT and Total are recognised more accurately.

  • New contacts for sales invoices. For sales invoices, TriFact365 now suggests a new contact more often if one does not exist yet. More fields are also filled in for you in these suggestions.

  • Existing contacts. Existing contacts are recognised more accurately for both purchase and sales invoices.


Contact’s VAT code applied with multiple entry lines

Previously, TriFact365 only applied the contact’s VAT code if the entry proposal consisted of a single entry line.

  • From now on, this also happens for entry proposals with multiple entry lines, if automatic line recognition is switched on.

  • TriFact365 fills in the contact’s VAT code on every entry line where the VAT percentage matches that of the VAT code.


Set the height of the PDF viewer

  • Do you have the entry lines below the document in the check screen? You can now also adjust the height of the PDF viewer, so you see exactly as much of the document and the entry lines as you want.


Bug fixes

  • Text copied from the PDF in the check screen could not be pasted into the Payment reference field. (FIXED)

  • After renewing a connection, it was not reset to Active. (FIXED)

Improved AI recognition of suppliers, customers, invoice date, and VAT amount

Last week, we improved the AI recognition in the following areas:

  • Suppliers and customers: Once a document from a batch has been processed, supplier and customer recognition for the subsequent documents in the same batch is improved.

  • Invoice date: US date formats (MM-DD-YYYY) are now recognised more accurately.

  • VAT amount: Reverse charged VAT and zero rates (0%) are now recognised more accurately.