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Supplier directory

Home Depot, The Home Depot, HOME DEPOT #6231 — one supplier.

A naive receipt app treats every spelling as a different supplier, which makes per-supplier totals meaningless. This one keeps a single durable record and folds the variants into it.

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One record, every spelling

Each supplier is one record per account, and every spelling that resolves to it is recorded against it. High-confidence variants are folded together automatically; borderline pairs are surfaced as a question — "are these the same supplier?" — rather than guessed at.

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You outrank the algorithm

Once you have renamed, merged or confirmed a supplier, the matcher stops second-guessing it. Answering "different suppliers" is permanent — the app does not ask again. The display name is yours to edit, and renaming it never re-partitions historical reports.

  • Automatic matching for high-confidence variants
  • Merge suggestions for borderline pairs, surfaced not assumed
  • "Different suppliers" sticks — no repeat nagging
  • Merges are never destructive: nothing is deleted, receipts are re-pointed
  • The raw name as printed is never overwritten
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What that unlocks

Once suppliers are real records, supplier spend becomes a real number: totals, receipt count, average receipt, largest single purchase, first and last purchase, month-by-month trend, and — the useful part on a build — what you spent at that supplier broken out by job, with client names attached.

Questions

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What if it merges two suppliers that are actually different?

Tell it they are different and the dismissal is permanent. Merges are never destructive either — nothing is deleted, receipts are simply re-pointed.

Can I rename a supplier?

Yes. The display name is user-editable and renaming it never re-partitions historical reports. The name as printed on the receipt stays on the record as the audit trail.

Can I un-merge or split a supplier?

Not yet — that is planned for a later release. Merge suggestions are surfaced before anything borderline is combined.

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