Compare Fetch and Hubdoc 
Fetch vs Hubdoc
- Reviewers felt that Fetch meets the needs of their business better than Hubdoc.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that Fetch is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of Hubdoc over Fetch.
- Automatic fetching of bank statements and recurring bills
- Key data extraction of financial documents
- Seamless syncing to cloud accounting and storage platforms (QuickBooks Online, Xero, and more)
Functions just like your file browser, making it very simple to transfer files. Price is very low and it does its job very well. Comparable to filezilla, but instead of working through directories it surfaces the important items to help you keep organized.
Fetch makes you first find the server your client or supplier pointed you to in an email, sign in with a password, then either download or upload files to a specific folder on that server. It's a long and time consuming process which sometimes doesn't work.
1. Easy to use after understanding the process. 2. import invoices, bills, and bank statements into Hubdoc.
most of the bills come through twice rather than once, duplication of bills is very annoying & time consuming to fix.
Functions just like your file browser, making it very simple to transfer files. Price is very low and it does its job very well. Comparable to filezilla, but instead of working through directories it surfaces the important items to help you keep organized.
1. Easy to use after understanding the process. 2. import invoices, bills, and bank statements into Hubdoc.
Fetch makes you first find the server your client or supplier pointed you to in an email, sign in with a password, then either download or upload files to a specific folder on that server. It's a long and time consuming process which sometimes doesn't work.
most of the bills come through twice rather than once, duplication of bills is very annoying & time consuming to fix.
