
Record a new payment
Open Payments from the More menu, tap +. You can record:
- Payment received โ money coming in from a customer
- Payment made โ money going out to a supplier
Choose direction (received / made)
This decides how it impacts your account balance.
Pick the party
The same party list as your cashbook and invoices.
Type the amount
Calculator is built-in.
Choose payment method & account
Cash, UPI, Bank Transfer, Card or Cheque โ and which Cash/Bank account it goes through.
Add reference & notes
UTR number, cheque number โ anything that helps reconciliation.
Link a payment to an invoice
You don't have to link a payment immediately โ you can record it as a standalone advance, and link it to an invoice later.
- Open the payment โ tap Link to invoice
- Pick one or more unpaid / partially paid invoices for the same party
- Allocate full or partial amount per invoice
Settlement scenarios โ both directions supported
One payment โ many invoices
A single โน50,000 received settles three invoices of โน15k, โน15k, โน20k.
One invoice โ many payments
One โน1L invoice settled with three weekly part-payments.
Standalone advance
Record now, link to a future invoice.
Mixed allocations
Allocate exact rupee amounts per invoice โ no rounding surprises.
Cash & Bank accounts
Open Settings โ Payment Accounts to manage your money sources:
- Cash account โ there's always one default, you can rename it
- Bank accounts โ add as many as you need (HDFC, SBI, ICICIโฆ)
- Each account shows a live running balance based on every linked entry
Primary account & auto-pick
Mark one account as primary โ new payments and entries default to it. You can override per entry.
Unlink & unsettle
If a settlement was wrong, you can:
- Unlink one settlement โ keeps the payment, removes its link to one invoice
- Unsettle all โ releases the payment back to standalone, frees the invoices
Account-wise reports
Open Reports โ Account Report to see:
- Inflows / outflows for any account, any date range
- Per-method breakdown (UPI vs Cash vs Cheque)
- Per-party breakdown
- Export as PDF or Excel