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10 Mobile Apps For Personal Finance
"[doxo] simplifies the painful process of managing household expenses... [doxo] provides functionality to help consumers connect with providers — in one place... The bottom line is that you’ll live more efficiently."
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The Pocket CPA
Doxo, a “digital file cabinet,” aims to obliterate the crumpled-paper mountain by helping you store, manage and share financial documents.
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The 8 Most Useful Financial Apps
Doxo markets itself as “Your Digital File Cabinet,” and it can certainly be just that. The app allows you to back up important files, manage your household payments and connect with your utility service providers, all from one account. With Doxo, it’s no longer necessary to log into 20 different sites just to figure out where things stand with your household bills. View all your e-statements at once from your personal Doxo account.
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Digital tipping point for Post Office
"doxo [is] a Seattle startup that offers a digital file cabinet for keeping records, paying bills and interacting with utilities and other service providers."
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Apps to keep track of your own fiscal house
As politicians wrestle with the country’s finances, gadget lovers can keep their own fiscal houses in order with apps such as Doxo, which helps keep track of bills and cut down on clutter. Scan in your bills or have your service providers send statements straight to this app. You can also pay from the app, which uses a PIN to secure your sensitive information.
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Great Financial Apps for Your iPhone: doxo
This app is like an online filing cabinet. You can manage all of your household expenses using Doxo. You can pay utility bills, credit card bills, cable bills and more. This app makes it possible to go to one place to take care of all your household bills. You can even connect with healthcare providers. This app is free and is a complete organizer for your family expenses.
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Doxo Puts New Spin On QR Codes, Mobile Payments
You’ve seen QR codes used in advertisements, and you may have scanned one when buying food or grabbing a coffee, but odds are you’ve never used one to pay a bill. That’s something doxo, a self-described “digital file cabinet,” is looking to change. The budding paperless organizer believes combining QR codes and mobile devices can revolutionize the way people pay their bills by making it easier and faster to pay on the go.
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Get Organized and Catalog your Possessions with doxo!
An at-home disaster preparedness plan should include taking inventory of all your valuables, from homeowners' certificates to jewelry to electronics. Here's a great article that shows you how to do it.
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Adding New Channels to Ease the Bill Paying Process and Improve Patient Engagement
It's hard to believe that with all the web services and devices that we have at our fingertips, many Americans still receive more than 85 percent of their household bills and documents the old fashion way: the U.S. Postal Service. Despite the fact that much of our personal communications is conducted through email, smart phones and social networks, some businesses are still struggling to find better ways to go paperless with consumers. Continue Reading "Adding New Channels to Ease the Bill Paying Process and Improve Patient Engagement
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Get Organized! 20 Apps for Simplifying Every Part of Your Life
Finally there’s an easy excuse for tossing that not-so-cute filing cabinet from your home office. It’s doxo Mobile, a digital filing chest. This one-stop shop storage unit is a centralized place for housing the usual suspects like your marriage certificate, past Crate & Barrel credit card statements and decades-old tax filings.
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The Best Personal Finance Apps
Managing your own money is one thing, but taking charge of household expenses is another matter. Doxo is a relatively new website and service that lets you manage household payments, connect with utility and service providers, and backup important family documents while you're at it. Think of Doxo as an online filing cabinet, where you can view all your e-statements at once. No more logging into ten different sites—your electric and gas providers, cable providers, credit card, video streaming service, etc.—just to know where all the household bills stand. You can even connect to healthcare providers to see medical statements, too. Doxo is off to a strong start in an interesting and still developing category that blends household financial management with personal data management (we call them "online family organizers"), and it's well worth signing up for if your real filing cabinet is in shambles.
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Paying Bills, Going Paperless & Getting Secure With Doxo
Doxo is another useful online app service designed to help you go paper-free, pay your bills and store your personal documents online. Doxo works sort of like Mint.com, as a personal finance accounting service. Whereas Mint reports your daily account transactions, Doxo allows you to connect with financial services and merchants to pay your bills online, as well as store personal documents and account information.
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doxo Brings Its Paperless Billing Service To The iPhone
doxo brings its paperless billing service to the iPhone. One of the easiest ways to “go green” is to start paying your bills online — to cut out that papery middle man. Of course, the paperless revolution seems to be taking longer than expected to sweep the world by storm.
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Doxo brings online bill tracking to smartphones
Doxo, a startup that wants to end the pain of paper billing, is bringing its service to smartphones today with the launch of its iPhone app. The Seattle startup already provides its customers with a website where they can store and pay their bills.
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Receive and Pay All Your Bills at Once Through Same App
Doxo, a digital payments software, introduces its mobile payment and management solution available for both iOS and Android. Launched in 2011, the Seattle-based startup enables users to pay all their bills in one place. The newly-launched Android app, which joins the iOS app introduced last summer, will allow users to both receive and pay bills from their mobile devices.
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Doxo Picks Up Some Friendly Government Accounts
doxo, the bill-paying start-up backed by Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos that wants to eat into the bill traffic important to the United States Postal Service, has gotten a dozen state and local government agencies to join its cloud-based service.
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State of Washington picks Doxo for paperless files
Going green is a way of life for many in the Pacific Northwest, and penny-pinching local governments are more than happy to oblige the push for paperless billing.
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Bezos-backed Doxo signs states, counties
Seattle online bill-paying startup Doxo is announcing some big, new customers — including the state of Washington. Doxo is also announcing that 16 counties and municipalities in the state have agreed to use Doxo for digital delivery of documents and online bill payments.
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Tax Day: The Most Organized Cities In America (GRAPHIC)
If you wait until the last minute to file your taxes, you’re not alone. More than half of the 25 largest U.S. metropolitan areas earned a “C” or worse when graded on organizational skills, according to the latest doxo Organization Index.
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How Organized Are Angelenos? Rankings Say: Kinda.
Do you consider yourself organized? Like, do you know where your W2 forms are? (Because, you know, Taxes are due soon.) Now a company who specializes in organization has released their rankings of U.S. cities, and finds that while Bostonians have their shit together, Houston residents are kind of a mess.
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The 25 Most Organized Cities In The U.S.
It’s April third. Do you know where your tax return is? If you live in Boston, chances are good it’s already in your bank account. A new ranking by doxo, an e-payment solution site and “digital filing cabinet” looked at the most organized cities in the U.S., and found (surprise, surprise) that Bean Towners are among the most obsessive-compulsive in the nation when it comes to detail-oriented tasks like on-time tax filing.
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Show Me the Money: Top Finance Apps
These apps can help you file your taxes, manage your budget, and save on loans. (Now if only they would make your bills disappear, too!)
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Five Low-Cost Tools for Fast Cash Transfers
Oh, the joy of moving money electronically. Banks wire funds but charge 20-plus dollars for the privilege. Credit card companies can move money virtually — but they take a healthy percentage of every dime they touch. Web-based tools like PayPal let you deposit and withdraw money — but there can be a three-day wait for the funds to clear.
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3 Strategies to Reduce Hospital billing Complexities.
As the saying goes, “time is money.” This is especially true for hospitals and their billing departments, which stand to lose money simply from time wasted on administrative burdens associated with bill payments and other revenue cycle features.
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doxo: Getting Rid of the File Cabinet
Each year around tax time, I always go through the ritual of cleaning out the file cabinet of the receipts, bills, and other paperwork that I have kept that I no longer need for the following year.
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Five Major Trends to Watch Right Now
I spend a lot of time looking at and writing about disruptive business models (many of them are discussed in my most recent book, Surviving a Business Earthquake, and lately I have been talking about a handful that I think are really meaningful that will continue to mature over time and work their way into lots of other industries.
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Doxo wants to take the paperwork out of healthcare
Doxo, the Seattle startup that makes “digital file cabinet” software, has thus far focused on giving users a single place to manage regularly occurring bills for services such as telephone, cable, and credit cards. But now, the company is taking on a much bigger and more complicated system: Healthcare.
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Creating Order on Bill-Paying Day
It’s the first Friday of the month. And that means I’m staying late in my office to pay the bills again. I want nothing more than to get out of here. But here I sit scratching in a virtual ledger. This month, I’m trying out another online bill management system: Doxo.com.
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5 Apps for Organizing Your Expenses at Tax Time
As April 17 approaches, taxpayers throughout the country are likely scrambling to organize receipts for deductions like medical costs, charitable donations, or business expenses. A slew of smartphone apps are aimed at simplifying the process and helping users go paperless by scanning and organizing receipts.
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Go paperless, doxo offers free cloud storage and bill pay
Seattle startup doxo is on a mission to help the world go paperless and reduce printing, paper and postage costs and help individuals and businesses to stay organized and keep bills paid on time.
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Postal Service Loses Out To Internet, Rival Shippers
The U.S. Postal Service is proposing changes to stem the billions of dollars in red ink it’s accumulating. While it’s trying to shore up its losses, people’s preference for email and online bill-paying — along with competition from the likes of FedEx and UPS — is eating away at its core business.
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11 Digital Tools for Keeping Tabs on Your Personal Finances
Keeping on top of your finances requires near-constant work. Whether it’s getting more for your money or just paying routine bills on time, it’s difficult to understand where your money is going when you don’t have your eye on it. It can be even more of a challenge figuring it out when there are roommates, friends or family also splitting the monthly bills.
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Doxo Adds Auto-Bill Pay, Adds AT&T As Partner
Online file cabinet doxo has added a new twist to its online bill payment service to make paying bills online easier. Doxo is a free service for people to store all their bills, statements and documents. The service is designed to be an all-in-one place to store important paper in digital format.
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Startup Spotlight: Bezos-backed doxo looks to transform bill paying, inks deal with AT&T
Seattle startup doxo today is announcing the expansion of its doxoPAY service, now allowing users to set up automatic bill payments for statements that arrive in their accounts.
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doxo adds AT&T
Seattle-based Doxo, the online bill pay and digital filing startup headed by Steve Shivers, announced today that it has added AT&T and expanded its bill payment service.
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Bezos-backed Doxo adds scheduled bill pay, and AT&T to its supported companies
You might remember, a few weeks ago, when we wrote about Doxo. It’s a filing cabinet, of sorts, where you can have bills and statements sent, as well as where you can store important documents, making them readily available through the Doxo site or via your iPhone.
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Doxo, a Jeff Bezos-backed bill-payment service, lands AT&T deal
Seattle-based Doxo wants to be your digital filing cabinet where you pay your bills and get any other sort of documentation from businesses online via web browser or mobile app. And the company recently inked a deal with AT&T to make use of the company's digital bill and documentation services which it believes will help its cause.
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Payments Innovation: doxo Adds “Autopay with Limits” to Ebilling
Digital ebill storage and payment startup doxo announced an important new feature to its service today, the ability to automatically pay ebills that fall within preset maximum values.
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doxo Adds Sound Community Bank to Network of Providers
Last week, doxo, a digital billing and statement organization system, announced that Seattle-based Sound Community Bank has joined its network. In addition to managing their account, Sound Community Bank clients can also use doxo to store personal documents such as medical records and receipts.
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Sound Community Bank Helping Puget Sound Residents Adopt Paperless Lifestyle by Joining the Doxo Network
doxo, a provider of digital file cabinets for easy document management for businesses and households, has welcomed a new member to its network. Sound Community Bank is the latest to join the doxo network, which helps businesses connect and interact with clients, deliver documents paperlessly, and get paid with doxoPAY.
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Doxo Signs Seattle Bank for Digital Document Delivery
Sound, of Seattle, will let customers receive all communications from the bank, including monthly statements and tax forms, in Doxo’s online file cabinet, Doxo said Wednesday.
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Morning Radar: Doxo
Doxo has inked a deal with Sound Community Bank, allowing customers of the bank to get all bills and communications in their “digital file cabinet.”
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Doxo takes Sound Community Bank paperless
Seattle startup Doxo has signed up Sound Community Bank that will allow the bank customers to go paperless. Seattle-based Sound Community Bank, which has five branches in the region, will now be able to offer its customers the option to receive paperless bills, statements and other documents in their Doxo digital filing cabinets.
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Cool Websites and Tools
Check out some of the latest MakeUseOf discoveries. Most of the listed websites are FREE or come with a decent free account option. Fortunately, Doxo is a file storage service that not only stores your documents in the cloud, but also organizes important documents for you.
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Doxo – A Cabinet in the Clouds
Doxo is an online filing cabinet that people can use to store all kinds of digital files in the clouds. What separates Doxo from other online data storage systems like Dropbox and Evernote is the types of files it helps people store.
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17 New Productivity Apps for Android and iPhone
Here is a list of new productivity apps for Android and iPhone. doxo is your file cabinet in your pocket. Snap photos of bills, receipts, wallet cards, or any documents. View digital files, as well as paperless statements from select providers.
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Doxo Takes a Bite out of PayPal
Seattle-based startup Doxo, which counts Amazon.com’s Jeff Bezos as an investor, has created an online billing and document management tool that aims to help consumers and small businesses pay and get paid, faster and cheaper.
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Paperless Billing 101: Streamline your routine and eliminate clutter with our five-step guide
Paper bills are a huge source of clutter, says Heather Cabot, the Web life editor at Yahoo! “So paying bills online is one of the most effective things you can do.” If you’re hesitant to venture into the world of online bill paying, take a deep breath and follow these steps.
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Top New iPhone Apps This Week: We Pick The Best 5
This week, the App Store has a barrage of new apps worth noting. As usual, we’ve skimmed through the bunch and chosen the top 5 that we think are keepers. Check them out below.
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New Apps for iPhone & Android, June 2011
In our continuing tradition of rounding up new mobile application releases we found interesting and/or exciting over the past month, we present you with this new list of apps for June 2011. Previously in June, we shared a list of apps that came out in May and during the first part of June, so be sure to check that post for some early June app launches.
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