Overview
Import, review, post. When Review hits zero, the books are caught up — no unknowns.
Import
Start with just the bank statement. If a charge needs its detail (a Capital One payment, a supplier lump sum), Review will tell you exactly which file to upload next — so you never dump files that aren't needed yet.
| Source | Latest data on file | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Nothing posted yet. | ||
Review & Post
Fill in any highlighted fields (they're pick-lists). A row can only be posted once it's complete — then Post lights up. Posted rows leave the queue.
Breakout
Charges from the bank that are made up of smaller items (Capital One payments, supplier lump sums). Upload the detail it asks for, check how it's assigning them, then commit — they drop into Review as itemized sub-lines of that charge.
Accounts Payable
Everything you owe but haven't paid yet — supplier statements you've uploaded plus bills you've logged by hand. Items clear out as their bank charge is matched over in Breakout. Use "by job" to see what's still owed before you close a job out.
Payments
Log a payment the moment you write it. When that check clears the bank, it auto-attributes to the job — so it never shows up as "needs review."
| Payee | Contact | Added |
|---|
| Date | Payee | Job | Category | Amount |
|---|
History admin review
Everything submitted, waiting to be reviewed.
Close Job
Pick a job, work through the story and the money, then submit for approval.
Confirm each step before you submit.
Both are pre-commission, so they should agree once every commission line is flagged below. A leftover difference is timing — something hasn't hit the sheet yet.
Gross profit excludes rep pay. Tick any cost line that's actually commission so it doesn't lower gross profit.
Users
Give someone a passcode to log in. Passcodes are stored scrambled — you can reset one, but you can't look it back up.
Your own admin password (and the built-in bookkeeper password) always work too, so you can't lock yourself out.