Got it today and it works great with my Mac (wired or wirelessly) and even iPad Air wirelessly. In fact, I love the iPad app for this thing. Oddly enough, for my work laptop (a nice Lenovo), I could only get it to work connected it with the included usb connector. The scans come out great right into pdfs and with the iPad app, easy to get email or even message documents. There are reviews from people saying it doesn’t work with Macs. Don’t believe them. It does. It’s pretty quick, but you do have to feed page by page, that’s why I said home use. You’re not going scan a document over 25 pages with this thing without it being a pain. 1-10 pages or even 15 is fine.

As a small business owner myself, I can't help but rave about the Fujitsu ScanSnap iX100! This little device has made my life so much easier by automatically recognizing and sorting receipts, saving me tons of time.What I love most about it is how user-friendly it is. Even without technical expertise, setting up and using the scanner is a breeze. Plus, it's super portable, fitting easily into my bag or briefcase when I'm on the move.And let's talk about space! The iX100 takes up barely any room on my desk, perfect for my limited office space. I've also managed to empty my wallet of all those receipts, which feels great for decluttering my workspace.To sum it up, if you're a fellow small business owner seeking an efficient way to manage receipts and keep your workspace tidy, you should definitely check out the Fujitsu ScanSnap iX100. Its user-friendliness, portability, and space-saving design make it an absolute must-have!

I purchased it because I needed a portable. Works so well. Slower and one side only - but fine trade-offs give the size and price. I do wish the rear guide would lay flat as an option. When scanning a photo ID - I simply remove the rear guide.

This is absolutely a great portable scanner that makes high quality scans!Installation of the drivers and use of the programs from the online website was very easy to figure out.Most of all, operating the scanner alone was straightforward - you just open the lid and hit the 'scan' button and you can choose to save anywhere you like (computer, cloud, phone, email, etc)I was generally surprised by how great the quality of the scan is. The only downside is that you can only scan one sheet at a time. So, it's great for daily use of items you want to scan like receipts, financial statements, etc.

ScannerThis is a great little scanner - in over 300 receipts, not one misfire - narrow, slippery cash register receipts, 8-1/2X11 sheets, odd sized, adhesive backed labels, the feed mechanism worked nearly flawlessly - on the rare occasion of a skewed feed, the software straightened the scan nicely -One tip, keep a pair of scissors handy to clip any tear off tips - they will prevent the receipt from feeding squarely - the clip can be at an angle - as long as most of the leading edge is 'square', the receipt will feed accurately -__________________/| |xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx||xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx||xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx||xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx|I bought this particular scanner primarily because it included ScanSnap Receipt - managing my receipts as I travel around the country is a major PITA - it looks like all the Fujitsu scanners include ScanSnap Organizer, but only certain ones have this receipt processing application - if you're looking to manage receipts, check the included software carefully -Installing the software took a while (a couple hours including updating) - it appears to be a well featured suite, but so far I have only used the ScanSnap Receipt application - After scanning a batch of documents (make certain they are all of the same type, eg receipts, business cards, etc), the application to process the batch is selected -Another tip, if you scan a batch of receipts and checked the processed results, close that application - if not when you scan the next batch (say business cards), they will 'automatically' be processed into the open application - if no apps are open, the option to choose will again open -The supplied USB cable is short - it was awkward to hold the scanner in my hand to do a 'USB' linked scan, which was possible right out of the box (after the software installation) -Connecting a computer to the scanner WiFi as an Access Point was simple enough, but a PITA to change computer network connections around every time I wanted to do a scan -To connect the scanner to my home network took a bit more finagling, but well worth the effort - to do a scan, just open the scanner wait a few seconds for the connection and scan away -I don't know how long the scanner battery will last, but with the scanner's WiFi connection to a home network, you are free to do scans anywhere with no cables connected -The Scansnap Recipt software is decent - the software attempts to collect the Merchant, date, total amount, tax amount, cash/charge card and last 4 of charge card - of course, it makes a fair amount of errors which are relatively easy to correct - there is an option to assign a category and sub category (Auto:Fuel, Groceries, Utilities:Electric, etc) - and lastly, there is a free form notes field - any search/sorting is only on those fields -Issues:I haven't figured out what the software does when it 'combines' two entries - I think it just merges the formatted fields and retains one image - frankly, that doesn't seem useful, but I am not certain -A feature that that would allow multiple images for one receipt would be useful - my work around is to include a note with the some identifying number (order number) followed by Page X of Y pages - I leave the amounts $0.00 for the addtional pages, but do fill the Merchant, Category & date fields -Another feature that would be very useful is a formatted field for Cash Back amounts - the total amount usually does not include any cash back amount - that seems reasonable, but it would be nice to have a specific field designated to contain cash back amounts - again, I add a note "$X.XX Cash Back" -As best I can tell, any export does not include the image - Export to an Excel file is simple, but without the image is of little value -After doing a scan, a processing application MUST be specified, otherwise the scans will be lost - that is not really a problem - including a scan into an application is called 'registering' - trying to use the application while it is registering new scans is pretty 'stodgy' and it can take a while (maybe a minute or two per scan, a bit more?) to register scans - trying to edit a registered scan while the application is registering new scans can be frustrating - corrections get ignored or interrupted -Even after all new scans are registered, the ScanSnap application isn't smooth - it can take several seconds after clicking on a different entry for that entry to display - at this point I only have 300 entries in the data base - with no method to export images for archiving, the data base is going to continue to grow without bounds - there is a backup and restore function, it might be possible to backup data to a years worth of receipts and then delete those receipts from the active database -One last tip, scan receipts as soon as they are collected is simple and quick - I had a lot of 'catching up' to do - a lot of the recipts I scanned were older, faded, hard to read and so on - in spite of those obstacles, I scanned several hundred receipts in a relatively easy couple/three hours - -In summary, I am impressed with this small scanner - it works well, feeds all sorts of different items without hassle - the receipt software is decent, OCR grabs the most important information and provides an organizing system for receipts -So far, I have no experience with Cardminder, Folder, Mobile, Dropbox, ABBYY Scan to Word, Excel, etc -