FetchpawFetchpaw vs GetMyInvoices
Both collect your supplier invoices every month. The difference is where the sign-in happens. GetMyInvoices signs in to supplier portals from its own servers with credentials you hand over. Fetchpaw works inside your own browser, where you are already signed in, so it never has your passwords at all.
| Fetchpaw | GetMyInvoices | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | A Chrome or Edge extension on your computer | A hosted service, plus a desktop app |
| Your supplier passwords | Never seen or stored; it uses the session you already have | Stored by the service so it can sign in for you |
| Two-factor sign-in | You sign in as usual when a supplier asks; that supplier waits, the rest carry on | For automatic runs you upload your authenticator QR code or key, or link a phone number |
| Which suppliers | 54 known out of the box, and any other site you sign in to: AI finds the invoice page | The portals in its catalogue |
| Runs while you are away | No. You press one button and it works through the list while you watch | Yes, on its own schedule |
| Price | Free for up to three suppliers, forever | From €19 a month for 5 portal connections, plus VAT; free trial |
Choose GetMyInvoices if
- you want invoices collected on a schedule with nobody at the computer, and
- you are comfortable with a third party holding your supplier sign-ins and second factors, and
- you want a hosted archive with exports to accounting software.
Choose Fetchpaw if
- you would rather not give anyone your passwords or authenticator codes,
- some of your suppliers are not on anyone's list, and
- you want last month's invoices in one folder for your accountant in a few minutes, once a month.