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Hello. It is possible scan receipts, invoices, etc written and printed in japanese?

mercado2Feb 21, 2025

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Jaroslav_ExpenseMonkey

Feb 21, 2025

A: Yes, we've tested various Japanese receipts and invoices, and they all worked great! Feel free to try it out with any documents written or printed in Japanese. Enjoy!

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