Recording expenses and tracking payments
Record expenses such as rent, salaries and stock purchases; track due dates, enter full or partial payments, find balances left over from past months and use the salary and commission calculator.
Last updated: 7 October 2026
The Expenses page is where you record your business costs and follow their payments. In the left menu, go to My Business → Accounting & Finance → Expenses.
The list and the summary cards
The list opens on This Month by invoice date: only expenses whose invoice date falls in the current month are shown. The Total Spending and Outstanding Balance cards at the top also add up only the expenses that match the filters on screen.
To see balances left over from earlier months, click Filters and choose All under Invoice Date. The Debts and Overdue buttons also work inside the selected invoice date range: while it is This Month, debts on invoices dated in earlier months appear neither in the list nor in the Outstanding Balance card.
Each row shows the invoice date, the expense title (with the document number and note, if any), category, supplier (with the related staff member underneath for staff expenses), amount, paid, remaining, due date and status. The icons at the end of the row are Make Payment (only while a balance remains), Edit and Details. On narrow screens the table scrolls sideways; if you cannot see these icons, scroll the table to the right.
Adding a new expense
- 1Click New Expense
The New Expense button at the top right opens the Add New Expense window.
- 2Enter the basic information
Expense Title / Description, Category, Total Amount and Invoice / Transaction Date are required. The date starts as today; if you are entering an older invoice, pick the invoice day — the list and the filters work by this date.
- 3Choose the supplier and staff member
In Supplier / Company, pick from the list, or type a new name and click “Add as …”. The name you type is also added to your Suppliers list when you save; if a supplier with the same name already exists, the expense is linked to it. The Related Staff field only appears when you choose a category from the Staff Expenses group; it shows the staff member the payment relates to, not the person entering it.
- 4Open the details if needed
The Details (Optional) section holds Payment Due Date, Invoice / Receipt No and Notes. Without a due date the expense shows as “No Due Date” and never appears under Overdue.
- 5Save
Click Save. The expense is added with the Unpaid status. If something is missing, a message appears under the field: “Expense title is required”, “Category selection is required” or “Amount must be greater than 0”.
Categories come in three groups: Fixed Expenses (rent, internet and phone, accounting and consultancy, software and subscriptions, insurance, building fees and shared costs), Staff Expenses (salaries, bonuses, advances, social security and insurance contributions, meals and travel) and Variable Expenses (electricity, water, heating and gas bills, products and supplies, advertising and marketing, maintenance and repairs, cleaning, transport and fuel, taxes and fees, bank and card terminal charges and so on). Category names are shown in Turkish. The category list is fixed and new categories cannot be added; if nothing fits, choose Diğer (Other) and put the details in the title.
There is no field for uploading a receipt or invoice image; track the document by writing its number in Invoice / Receipt No. There are no recurring expenses (created automatically every month) or instalment plans either; record regular costs again each period.
Recording an expense does not change the cash register report on its own. In Reports → Cash Register Reports an expense appears as money out once you enter its payment, on that payment's Payment Date.
Making a payment
- 1Open Make Payment
Click the Make Payment icon at the end of the row in the list, or the Make Payment button on the expense detail page. It only appears while the expense has a balance.
- 2Enter the amount
Payment Amount starts with the outstanding balance. Lower it for a partial payment; Pay in Full puts the whole balance back. If you enter more than the balance, an “Overpayment!” warning appears and the payment cannot be saved.
- 3Choose the payment method
Payment Method is required and is not preselected; you choose it for each payment.
- 4Check the payment date
The Payment Date is filled in for you: if you entered the expense today with a past invoice date, the invoice date is chosen; in every other case (for example when you pay an expense entered earlier) today is chosen. Below the field you can read which date was chosen and why, and on which day the payment will be recorded in the cash register report. When the invoice date is in the past, the “Use the invoice date” or “Today” link under the field switches to the other date with one click, and you can also pick another day from the calendar.
- 5Click Record Payment
Add a note under Notes if you like and click Record Payment. The expense becomes Paid when the balance reaches zero, or Partially Paid otherwise; the payment is recorded as money out in Cash Register Reports on the date you chose.
Correcting or deleting payments and expenses
Open the expense with the Details icon on its row. The detail page shows the total, paid and outstanding amounts, the Payments Made table and a due date warning: “Overdue Payment!” once the due date has passed, “Due Date Approaching!” when 3 days or fewer are left. The warning only looks at the due date and can also appear on a fully paid expense; read the payment status from the status badge and the Outstanding Balance card.
A wrong payment: in Payments Made, click the bin icon (Delete Payment) on the row and confirm with Yes, Delete. The balance is recalculated and the payment is removed from the cash register report. If the amount, date or method was wrong, delete the payment and enter the correct one again.
Editing the expense: Edit opens the same fields and Update saves your changes. Total Amount cannot be lower than the payments already made (“Amount Conflict!”); delete the extra payment first.
Deleting the expense: Delete Expense under Quick Actions deletes the expense and every payment linked to it. The confirmation tells you how many payments and what amount will be deleted; those payments are removed from the cash register report and Net Profit, so the reports of past days change.
Filters and search
Quick buttons: Debts (unpaid and partially paid expenses, sorted by Upcoming Due Dates), Overdue (expenses past their due date with a balance left; the number next to it counts the overdue expenses shown in the list), This Month (invoice date in the current month) and Paid.
The Filters button opens the advanced panel: Invoice Date (All, Today, This Week, This Month, Last Month, Last 3 Months, Custom Date), Due Date (All, Past Due, Today, This Week, This Month, Custom Date), Status (Unpaid, Partially Paid, Paid, Cancelled), Category, Supplier, Staff, Sort (Newest, Oldest, Highest Amount, Upcoming Due Dates, Furthest Due Dates) and Min and Max Amount. The search box looks in the expense title, document number and notes; to see one supplier's expenses, use the Supplier filter.
The quick buttons add up on top of each other: if you press Debts after Overdue, the list keeps showing only overdue expenses. Before switching to another view, reset the filters with Clear; Clear also sets the invoice date back to This Month.
Salary and commission calculator
The Calculate Salary & Commission button at the top right of the page works out each staff member's base salary and service, product and package commission for the period you choose, plus class and group event commission when the Class Management and Group Events modules are turned on. After you check the amounts and click Save, expense records are created for each staff member with the Unpaid status; their invoice date is the last day of the period. When you pay, close each expense with Make Payment. See the “Calculating salary and commission” article for details.
If you calculated last month, choose Last Month or All under Invoice Date to see the new expenses in the list. Before calculating commission, set each staff member's salary and commission rates: My Business → Staff → the three-dot menu on the staff member's row → Salary & Commission Settings (or Staff Settings → Salary & Commission Settings on the staff detail page). A staff member without these settings shows “Salary and commission settings have not been configured” in the calculator and cannot be selected.
Who can use it
The Accounting & Finance menu is shown to users whose role has the “Can view financial reports” permission (shown on the role screen as “Finansal raporları görebilir”). Reading the expense list needs “Can view expenses” (“Giderleri görüntüleyebilir”); adding, editing and deleting expenses need “Can add expenses” (“Gider ekleyebilir”), “Can edit expenses” (“Gider düzenleyebilir”) and “Can delete expenses” (“Gider silebilir”); entering and deleting payments needs “Can manage expense payments” (“Gider ödemelerini yönetebilir”). Calculate Salary & Commission needs “Can calculate payroll and commission” (“Bordro/prim hesaplayabilir”) to calculate and “Can finalise payroll and commission payments” (“Bordro/prim ödemesini kesinleştirebilir”) to save. The workspace owner and the “Yönetici” (Manager) role have all of them.
The built-in “Muhasebe” (Accounting) role has the expense permissions but not “Can view financial reports”, so the menu stays hidden. Built-in roles cannot be changed: in My Business → Settings → Roles & Permissions, duplicate the role with Copy in the three-dot menu on its row, add this permission to the copy and assign the copy to the staff member.
Expenses are web-only; the mobile app has no expense screen.