About Squirrel Street
Squirrel Street (formerly Shoeboxed Australia) is an Australian cloud software service that digitises and organises receipts, invoices, and business documents for small businesses, sole traders, bookkeepers, and accountants. Based in Crows Nest, New South Wales, Squirrel Street lets you snap photos of paperwork via a mobile app, upload PDFs and emails, or send physical documents to be scanned and data‑entered for you. The platform extracts key data (GST, totals, suppliers, dates), categorises expenses, and can publish this information directly to popular accounting systems so that businesses can streamline bookkeeping and compliance.
A Squirrel Street charge typically appears on your bank or card statement when you pay for one of their subscription plans, add‑on document bundles, or mail‑in document processing services. Most customers are billed on a recurring monthly or annual basis according to their plan’s document limits and features. You may also see separate or adjusted charges for upgrades or downgrades between tiers, additional document volumes beyond your plan, trial periods that roll into paid subscriptions, or replacement/extra document mail‑in kits. Some banks may briefly show a small pending amount as a card authorisation when you first sign up or update your payment method.
To verify or resolve questions about a Squirrel Street charge, first log in to your Squirrel Street account and check the Billing or Account/Subscription section for your current plan, billing history, and invoices. Compare the statement date and amount with the tax invoice available in your account or in your email. If you still have concerns, contact Squirrel Street through the support options listed on squirrelstreet.com (typically a help form, email support, or in‑app help) and provide the last four digits of the card charged, the exact amount, and the charge date so they can locate your account. Common issues—such as not realising a trial converted to a paid plan, having multiple business entities under separate subscriptions, or forgetting about an annual plan renewal—are usually resolved by reviewing your subscription settings, adjusting or cancelling the plan, and, where eligible, requesting a refund or credit in line with their billing policy.