Paper Invoice Data Entry

I need to turn a stack of paper invoices into clean, searchable digital records. Every sheet shows an invoice number, date, supplier name, and total amount, and those four fields are the only details I require in the final file. Accuracy matters more than speed, yet I would like the work completed promptly so these figures can move straight into our accounting workflow. Here is how I picture the process: • Create or use a spreadsheet template (Excel or Google Sheets is fine) with columns for Invoice Number, Date, Supplier, and Total Amount. • Manually type the data from each paper document, double-checking entries to prevent transposed digits or missing characters. • Flag unreadable fields so I can review them quickly rather than guessing. • Return the completed spreadsheet along with a brief log of any invoices you could not decipher 100 %. I will scan and upload the paperwork in batches as clear PDFs to keep the hand-offs simple. If you already use data-verification techniques such as conditional formatting, cross-totals, or a second-pass proofread, let me know—those approaches tend to catch small errors before they land in the books. Deliverable: one fully populated spreadsheet ready for import into our accounting system and a short notes file listing exceptions (if any).