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For Business
April 14, 2015

60-second productivity hack: Scan, save and organize receipts with OneNote

Whether you’re a business owner or an employee, claiming expenses can be time-consuming and complicated—but it’s easy with OneNote.

In our “60-second productivity hack” series, we’re exploring ways to help you better achieve every day tasks that we’re all faced with.

Instead of sending paper receipts, open the preinstalled Microsoft OneNote on your Lumia and take photos of the receipts, adding as many as you need.

You can either save the OneNote to your OneDrive for later, or email the file directly to your supervisor or finance manager.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QAx5DWjOcbc

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