Saturday 27 October 2018

Warning: With doxo, You Might Like Paying Bills

The personal finance app and bill paying system doxo holds what can be considered a very unique position in the area of personal finance management. Even though there are plenty of other useful tools in that space, doxo is unique in its ability to allow you to pay a large number of bills from a large number of companies all from one central location. The doxo system doesn't just serve as a bill payment hub, however; it also serves as a digital filing cabinet of sorts where you can keep all of your household and/or small business paperwork. The system includes warnings when bills come due, but it also gives users almost total control over the payments.

Among the most popular features of the doxo system is its ability to upload and store all important family documents, including statements and bills from mortgage companies, car finance companies, insurance companies and much more. According to doxo reviews, this seems to be the most popular feature of the service, possibly because it's so unique. You not only get a warning that a bill is due, and a notice that it's been paid, but if you want to keep track of the family's spending, you can examine each and every bill anytime you want. In short, one of the best features of the doxo system is its ability to make you truly paperless.

doxo was founded a decade ago in Seattle by a number of idea people and venture capitalists, including Jeff Bezos of Amazon, whose Bezos Expeditions was in on the founding. At the heart of the idea is the notion that paying a thankless chore and it should be easier for everyone. Since then, the leaders at doxo have worked to expand their network substantially, to include a wide range of industries. Companies have been joining the doxo network for years now, because they believe it is important to help customers pay bills.