If it’s in your file cabinet, you can manage it on doxo.
Simply add your accounts from the doxo directory or create folders to store important documents.
Add your accounts to view pre-populated details about your providers. Create folders – such as tax, legal or receipts – to store anything not related to an account.
When your documents are organized by account and folder, it’s easy to find anything quickly.
It’s easy to get documents in and out of doxo.
If you’re a power-user, check out doxo Desktop for bulk uploading and simple backup – all in one sweet little package.
The doxo Desktop application is the fastest way to get groups of documents into doxo.
You can easily backup all your doxo documents to your computer. Your documents are organized and saved just as they appear on doxo.
Pay Documents
Documents with amount due and due date.
Review Documents
Documents that simply need to be read.
Receipt Documents
Document receipts for purchases or services.
Generic Documents
Documents that just don’t fit the other types.
Whether you’re at work, home or on vacation, you can access your important documents from a computer or your iPhone.
The doxo iPhone app is like walking around with your file cabinet in your pocket, only lighter.
Snap photos of documents.
Access your file cabinet
Quick PIN sign-in
For each of your accounts, there’s a simple way to keep track of your account information in one place – from passwords and account details to notes and customer support numbers.
doxo is even better when your providers join. You can connect your file cabinet to select providers to receive and pay directly on doxo, as well as turn off paper mail.
Yes, it’s really free. We’re able to keep doxo free by saving businesses money on paper, printing and postage.
Our dedicated security team uses bank-grade security and encryption to safeguard your documents and information.
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Last year, I got locked out of my credit card company’s website for entering the wrong password. It was such a pain to reset that I went back to receiving bills in the mail.
- Todd P., Dallas, TX
