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Transactions

The single ledger every other Finance surface reads from. Log a transaction once — pick its Type, Classification, Category, Account — and the Dashboard's net updates, the matching Budget's progress bar moves, the Income Statement totals shift, the Expense Report's category breakdown recalculates. The Apex invoice payment that closed in Pipeline lands here as $24K Income. The $1,800 rent posts every month from a recurring rule. The $7,200 tax savings transfer flows to the Tax Savings account — treated correctly as a transfer, not an expense. One source of truth. Every downstream view stays coherent. No Expenses.xlsx tab.

Log once, every Finance view updates Type / Classification / Category / Account filters Income, expense, recurring, and transfer in one place
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Log one row. Watch four views update.

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Transactions
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Your Transactions dashboard

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Get started in 3 simple steps

1

Log the transaction

Date, amount, type (Income / Expense / Transfer), account. Quick-add from the New Transaction button — 15 seconds, done.

2

Categorize

Pick the category that carries the story — Software, Meals, Rent, Tax Savings. Classification (Business / Personal) governs whether it's tax-deductible. Account (Operating / Credit Card / Savings) tells the rollup where the money lives.

3

Watch it propagate

Dashboard net updates. Budget progress bar moves. Income Statement totals shift. Expense Report recalculates. Log once — four views, in sync.

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What gets logged here

The $24,000 Apex invoice payment that closed in Pipeline — landing as Income, classified Business, with the InvoiceId linking back. The Adobe Creative Cloud subscription that auto-classifies to Software & Subscriptions every month. The $1,800 office rent posting from a recurring rule, no re-entry needed. The $87 client lunch you logged from a phone-tap, classified Business Meals so the deduction tracks correctly in April. The $7,200 you moved to Tax Savings — a transfer, not an expense, treated correctly by every downstream rollup. The travel parking that links back to the Mileage trip for the bank deposit. The ledger you'd otherwise keep in a spreadsheet that doesn't talk to the budget, doesn't feed the report, and doesn't know what client the work was for.