For self-employed
As a self-employed person, you already have enough on your plate. Doccle helps you save time and manage your administration more efficiently. So you have more time to invest in your business and your personal life.
More time for what really matters
As a self-employed professional, you already have enough on your plate. Doccle helps you easily manage your administration and invoicing, so you can focus on what really matters: growing your business.
With a range of useful features, we make things easier for self-employed professionals.
Get more out of Doccle
To get you started, we have listed a number of useful features within Doccle. For a complete overview of how to use Doccle as a self-employed person, click here.
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Further explanation
- At the top of your account, click Connections. You will then see an overview of your current connections.
- Click on the three dots next to the connection and then on Share. In the app, you share by clicking on Invite at the bottom in the connection.
- Fill in the email address of the person with whom you want to share the connection. You can optionally enter a different name for the connection and add a personal message for the recipient.
- Click on Send invitation to confirm the invitation.
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Full step-by-step plan
From now on, via the Doccle-app, you can ensure that your accountant or the accounting software of your accountant systematically receives the necessary documents without having to send them yourself.
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What are categories and how can I use them?
To sort and organize your documents, you can assign categories to them. As soon as you have assigned one or more categories to a document, you can filter by these categories in your archive to quickly find the right documents.
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Step-by-step plan to add documents
On Doccle you can also upload your own documents that do not originate from Doccle senders.
You can upload up to 7500 documents of maximum 25mb per file, both via the PC version of Doccle and via the Doccle app.
Below you will find the steps for both versions of Doccle.