Apple is set to introduce a new feature called Visual Intelligence with its upcoming iOS 27 update. This tool aims to make everyday tasks like splitting bills and managing Apple Wallet passes more convenient. Visual Intelligence uses the iPhone’s camera to scan itemized receipts, automatically splitting the bill and sending Apple Cash requests to others in the group. However, users need to have Apple Cash set up, a compatible iPhone running iOS 27, and a receipt that the camera can clearly read. Additionally, the people involved in the transaction must be able to receive and send Apple Cash requests. Alongside the bill-splitting feature, iOS 27 will also include a tool for managing Apple Wallet passes. Visual Intelligence will allow users to scan physical passes such as boarding passes, loyalty cards, or tickets using the camera. Once scanned, the pass can be added to the Wallet app. The process involves opening the Control Center, tapping on Visual Intelligence, and pointing the camera at the pass. If iOS 27 recognizes it as compatible, users can follow on-screen instructions to add it to their Wallet. However, the process may differ depending on the issuer, and some passes may still need to be added through the airline, venue, or retailer’s app. Once a pass is in the Wallet, users can organize their cards and passes by long-pressing on an item and dragging it to their preferred position. For now, Visual Intelligence and the bill-splitting feature are only available in the iOS 27 Public or Developer Beta versions. When the update officially launches later this fall, users may still find that using an issuer’s official “Add to Apple Wallet” link or process is more reliable for certain passes. However, Visual Intelligence remains a useful alternative for compatible physical passes, offering a more streamlined experience for those who need it.