Feature

Expense Tracking and Bill Management

Record supplier bills and business expenses with line items, tax, due dates, project links, and cash-flow reporting for clearer cost visibility.

Supplier bill records with line items
Project-linked cost tracking
Expense totals in cash-flow reports

What you can do

Record supplier bills and expenses

Capture the supplier or sender, bill number, supplier invoice reference, issue date, due date, and notes for each payable record.

Track line items, tax, and totals

Add product or custom line items with quantities, unit prices, and tax rates so subtotals and totals stay clear.

Connect costs to projects

Link a bill to a project when the cost belongs to a specific job, then review project-related bills from the project workspace.

Keep the bill list organized

Use bill number and sender filters, sortable columns, pagination, and batch delete actions to manage expense records without losing context.

Review expenses in cash-flow reports

Cash-flow reports include bill-based expense totals and bill counts by period, so recorded costs can be compared with collected payments.

Update records as costs change

Edit bill details, dates, line items, footnotes, and project links when supplier paperwork or internal tracking needs to be corrected.

Best for

Supplier bills entered by your team

Use it when expenses are recorded as bill records with supplier details, dates, line items, tax, and totals.

Project costs that need visibility

Use it when supplier costs should be linked to a project and reviewed alongside the related client work.

Expense totals for cash-flow review

Use it when bill-based expenses need to appear beside collected payments in cash-flow reporting.

Typical workflow

1

Create the bill record

Enter the supplier or sender, bill number, supplier invoice reference, issue date, and due date.

2

Add line items and tax

Record the products, services, quantities, unit prices, and tax rates that make up the expense.

3

Connect the cost to a project

Select a project when the bill belongs to a job, service engagement, or client delivery cost.

4

Organize the bill list

Filter by bill number or sender, sort the table, and remove outdated records when cleanup is needed.

5

Review expense totals

Use cash-flow reporting to compare recorded expenses with incoming payments over the selected period.

Frequently asked questions

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