Background

Users can extend the functionality of Mail.app for OS X by installing software packages called “Mail Bundles”. I use three such bundes of joy on a daily basis:

• The Clip-o-Tron 3000 for OmniFocus
• Mail Act-On
• GPG Tools

Each of these is essential to my workflow, and not having one of them severely imapcts my productivity.

The Problem

One of them is broken, and none of them will admit it. The problem began after applying the OS X 10.9.3 update.

This article is a specific implementation of the concepts discussed in Hazel for Expense Receipts.

This rule is specifically so I can report the cost of an airline ticket. My employer pays for the tickets directly, but we’re still required to add them as a non-reimbursable item on the appropriate report. All other items in the itinerary get their own receipt from the vendor (hotel or car rental company, et cetera).

This article is a specific implementation of the concepts discussed in Hazel for Expense Receipts.

This rule sorts an emailed receipt from Hertz Rent-A-Car into a folder named for the year and month of the last day of the rental.

These are the details:

We just check that the document is from Hertz, and then try to pick out the correct date.