A private ledger for your own income and spending. Reads amounts from receipt photos and shows what is left against a monthly budget. Only you see your entries.
This app works with your workspace data. Create a workspace after signing up to use it.
Activate it and the screen opens instantly. No setup required.
Follows your department and role permissions exactly. Only the right people see it.
The same screen everywhere. Only the decisions that matter reach the top.
My Ledger is where one person records their own money. It is stored in tables kept apart from company expense claims, and nobody else — including the workspace master — can see what you write. Photograph a receipt and it fills in the amount for you; set a budget for the month and it keeps telling you what is left.
Tell the chat what you spent on lunch and it lands in your own ledger there and then. Ask what you have spent this month and it answers with the totals and what is left of the budget. If you never said an amount, it asks instead of inventing one.
An expense claim runs through approval so the company pays; this is a record of money you spent yourself. The tables are separate, so a personal entry cannot leak into the totals on an expense screen.
No. Every read, edit and delete is bound on the server to the entries of the person asking, and there is no administrator override. A master simply has a ledger of their own.
It leaves the field empty and asks you to type it. It will not invent a plausible number from a blurred photo, because you judge your balance by that figure and a blank is safer than a wrong one.
No. Having set no budget and having spent it all are shown differently. With none set you get a field to enter one, and if you go over it the remainder is shown as a negative so you can see by how much.
Entries use the currency from the workspace country settings, and each entry keeps the currency it was written in. Changing the country later does not alter what past amounts meant.