Expenses & transactions
Expenses, the transaction ledger and budgets.
Expenses & transactions
The money-out side of the ledger, the full transaction ledger, and budgets.
Expenses
Record and manage costs under Admin → Expenses (/dashboard/expenses).
- Regular and recurring expenses — one-off costs plus recurring ones (rent, subscriptions, salaries) that repeat on a schedule.
- Charts — trend, breakdown and analysis charts on the expense dashboard.
- Filters — by status, category, vendor and date.
- Attachments — receipts and supporting documents per expense.
- Payment history — every payment recorded against an expense, with an audit log.
- Record payment — mark an expense as paid in part or in full; it posts to the transaction ledger.
- Export — download expenses to Excel.
Transactions
The ledger that reconciles everything under Admin → Transactions (/dashboard/transactions).
- Income and expenses in one place: invoice payments in, expense payments out.
- Search, filter and paginate — by type, date range, amount and more.
- PDF receipts — generate a receipt for any transaction.
- Detail pages — click a transaction to see its full record.
- Uploaded transactions — import transactions (for example, parsed bank statement PDFs) under the uploaded-transactions page.
Budget
Track budget vs actual per category under the Budget page (/dashboard/budget).
- Budget, actual and variance per category, with progress bars and pie/bar charts.
- Alert thresholds flag categories approaching or exceeding their budget.
Bank statement imports
Bank statement PDFs can be uploaded and parsed into transactions (/dashboard/uploaded-transactions), then matched to invoice and expense payments. See Banks, loans & refunds for bank-level details.
Workflow
- Capture the cost at the till or in Expenses (web or mobile).
- Attach the receipt.
- Record the payment — it posts to the ledger.
- Review variance in Budget and the dashboard.
Related
- Quotations & invoices — the money-in side.
- Payroll & payments — wages and payslips.
- Banks, loans & refunds — bank accounts and matching.