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Piere IQ Enrich

Turn every Amazon Costco Walmart Home Depot purchase into a full picture of what you bought.

When you buy online, your bank shows one lump charge like “AMAZON $148.75” — and the detail is gone. Piere IQ Enrich reads the receipt in your inbox and puts the line items back, so every purchase lands in the right category automatically.

Works withGmail

How it works

1Gmail

Connect your Gmail

Link your Gmail in one tap. Piere requests read-only access — nothing more.

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Piere finds your receipts

Piere looks only for receipt and order-confirmation emails, and reads them to pull out the merchant, date, total, and each line item.

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Your charge gets itemized

Piere matches the receipt to the card charge and splits it into category-accurate pieces, so your budget and reports reflect what you actually bought.

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You stay in control

Every split is yours to review, and you can disconnect Gmail at any time.

What Piere does, and doesn’t, do

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Piere only reads receipts
Piere accesses your Gmail as read-only. It never sends, replies, forwards, edits, or deletes anything in your inbox.
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Piere ignores the rest of your mail
Piere looks specifically for purchase receipts and order confirmations, not your personal conversations.
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Piere keeps only what it needs
Piere stores the itemized result — merchant, amounts, categories, dates — linked to your account. It does not keep copies of your emails.
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Never sold, never used for ads
Piere uses this only to enrich your own transactions. To read a receipt, its text is processed by a trusted third-party service that works on Piere’s behalf and does not use your data to train its models.
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Disconnect anytime
Turn Gmail access off in Piere whenever you want. Access is revoked immediately and importing stops.

Piere IQ Enrich’s use of information from Google APIs follows the Google API Services User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements. For the full detail on what we access and how it’s used, stored, and deleted, read our Privacy Policy.