Recurring transactions, controlled by rules
Recurring rules that stay operational
Built for real schedules, real accounts, and real cleanup.
Create once, keep it consistent
Create from the transaction drawer
When you log a new income or expense, optionally turn it into a recurring rule right away.
Keep posting consistent by tying rules to the right account and category.
Pause, resume, and edit
Toggle rules active/inactive and refine schedules as your business or personal life changes.
Pause, resume, and run-now actions stay visible and predictable.
Stop re-entering the same transactions
Use recurring rules to keep repeats predictable and reviewable—without sacrificing control.
Team and business workflows
Built for real schedules, real accounts, and real cleanup.
Create once, keep it consistent
The same feature in more complex team, finance, and operations workflows, preserving the strongest business-specific guidance in one canonical feature page.
Start from a transaction or from scratch
When you log a transaction, optionally turn it into a recurring rule right away—so repeats don’t become manual busywork.
A simple toggle turns repeats into a managed schedule.
Tie rules to the right workspace, account, and category for consistent posting.
Manage schedules like an operator
Pause, resume, edit, and run occurrences on demand when your business needs flexibility.
Stop a rule temporarily without deleting it.
Post an occurrence immediately when timing changes.
Keep upcoming items visible
Next due dates keep schedules explicit so teams can plan around known repeats.
A simple list makes it clear what’s coming up.
Recurring entries stay structured and reviewable for exports and reconciliation.
Questions, answered
Do recurring rules support both income and expenses?
Can we pause a rule without losing it?
Can we run an occurrence early?
Do rules include accounts and categories?
What happens if something is deleted by mistake?
Is this meant for business schedules?
Stop re-entering the same transactions
Use recurring rules to keep repeats predictable and reviewable—without sacrificing control.