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Electricity bills & prepaid receipts

Your bill.
The facts.
All in view.

Turn electricity paperwork into records you can use. OCR reads the document. You check the important figures against the original.

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Electricity at a glance

1–30 September 2026 · Fictional example

Example
Electricity charges$126.40USD · current electricity
Electricity used640 kWhFor this billing period
What makes up this bill?$233.50
Electricity
$126.40
Water
$32.10
Previous balance
$75.00
Original documentOpen and compare

OCR suggests. You check and approve.

A simpler way through the paperwork

Read it. Check it. Use it.

  1. 01

    Add your document

    Upload a bill or prepaid receipt. OCR suggests the amounts, dates and meter details.

  2. 02

    Check against the original

    Review the suggested facts beside their source. Correct what was missed and confirm what you checked.

  3. 03

    Keep a useful record

    Save reviewed facts with their evidence, then use them in a readable report.

See the difference

The amount due isn’t always
your electricity cost.

This fictional bill includes water charges and an old balance. Keeping them separate makes the current electricity charge easier to understand.

Fictional source document
EXAMPLE UTILITYElectricity account

Cedar Office · Fictional customer
1–30 September 2026 · USD

Electricity · 640 kWh
$108.80
Electricity service charge
$17.60
Electricity total
$126.40
Water charges
$32.10
Previous balance
$75.00
Total amount due
$233.50

The right number, with its source.

$126.40 is this period’s electricity total. $32.10 is water and $75.00 is a previous balance. Neither should inflate the current electricity cost.

GridEvidence keeps the bill beside its suggested facts so you can check that distinction before approving a record.

You stay in control.
An upload is a starting point. Only the facts you review and approve become a reviewed record.

Fictional prepared example, not live extraction or an approved record.

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Monthly electricity bills

Check billing periods, consumption and charges. Keep electricity costs separate from unrelated charges and old balances.

Prepaid electricity receipts

Check the amount paid, purchase date and units issued. Purchased units stay separate from measured electricity use.

Start with one document

Make your next bill easier to understand.

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