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A Receipts project can be used to capture receipts from any of the countries listed in the table below. The appropriate country will be detected by a classifier.
CountryCountry codeCurrency code
AngolaAOAOA
ArgentinaARARS
AustraliaAUAUD
AustriaATEUR
BelgiumBEEUR
BoliviaBOBOB
BrazilBRBRL
CanadaCACAD
ChileCLCLP
ChinaCNCNY
ColombiaCOCOP
Costa RicaCRCRC
Czech RepublicCZCZK
DenmarkDKDKK
Dominican RepublicDODOP
EcuadorECUSD
El SalvadorSVUSD
EstoniaEEEUR
FinlandFIEUR
FranceFREUR
GermanyDEEUR
GuatemalaGTGTQ
HondurasHNHNL
Hong KongHKHKD
IrelandIEEUR
ItalyITEUR
JordanJOJOD
KenyaKEKES
LuxembourgLUEUR
MalaysiaMYMYR
MexicoMXMXN
NetherlandsNLEUR
New ZealandNZNZD
NorwayNONOK
PanamaPAPAB
PeruPEPEN
PolandPLPLN
PortugalPTEUR
RussiaRURUB
SingaporeSGSGD
South AfricaZAZAR
SpainESEUR
SwedenSESEK
SwitzerlandCHCHF
ThailandTHTHB
TurkeyTRTRY
UAEAEAED
United KingdomGBGBP
UruguayUYUYU
USAUSUSD
Only the English language is supported for Chinese receipts.

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Preset a country

If you process receipts from one particular country, you can specify that country’s two-letter code in the fc_Predefined:ReceiptPredefinedCountries registration parameter. This way, the program does not need a classifier to detect the country. Add the parameter with an event handling script that is triggered whenever a new document is added. Set up the script in one of these locations: For more information, see Scripts for processing interface events.

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Example: specify a country with a script

In this example, Canadian receipts are processed.
1

Open Project Properties

Prior to loading your images, click Project → Project Properties.
2

Edit the After document created handler

On the Event Handlers tab, select After document created and click Edit Script.
3

Enter the script

In the dialog box that opens, enter the following code, where “CA” is the two-letter code for Canada from the table above:
Document.Properties.Set("fc_Predefined:ReceiptPredefinedCountries", "CA");
Now any receipts you feed to the program are automatically deemed to be Canadian.