FileThis cloud filing service exits beta<article>
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Two years after
announcing itself at Macworld/iWorld, the cloud document-gathering service FileThis has made it out of beta and fully into the real world.</p><p>
FileThis is a service that’s designed to log into your many different accounts (banks, utility companies, and the like) and automatically download all of your statements. Then it takes those documents, in PDF form, and files them in Evernote, Dropbox, Box, Google Drive, or its own cloud storage server.</p><p>
The service is free for the first six account connections, with higher tiers at $2/month (up to 12 different account connections) and $5/month (up to 30 connections). Once you’ve set up FileThis, you can walk away—it churns away in the background once a week (every day for the $5/month account level) and saves your documents wherever you want them to go. There’s also a Mac uploader so you can have FileThis process any other documents you’ve got, and a Mac download app if you don’t want to store your files in one of the supported cloud services.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2097964/filethis-cloud-filing-service-exits-beta.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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FileThis cloud filing service exits beta
