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Accounts and expenses | Product guide

Use Accounts to review money balances and ledger activity, and use Expenses to record day-to-day business costs that are not sales or purchases.

What you can do

Account balances

Review the available cash, bank and UPI account balances that Kroply builds from recorded payments and accounting entries.

Account ledger

Open an account to see dated money-in and money-out entries, references, narration and the running effect on its balance.

Expense management

Add business expenses with amount, category, payment account, date, vendor or payee, reference and notes; then filter, edit or remove them.

Report integration

Expense and account activity feeds the Cash & Bank Book and relevant profit reporting, so operational costs are not omitted from analysis.

Step-by-step

Record an expense only after the payment accounts used by the shop are configured.

  1. Set up payment accounts

    Open Settings → Payment Accounts and add the cash, bank and UPI accounts used in the business. Use clear names so the correct account is easy to choose.

  2. Open Accounts

    Select Accounts from the main navigation to review balances and recent ledger activity before entering a new cost.

  3. Open Manage Expenses and add an expense

    Choose Add Expense, enter the amount, date and category, and select the account from which the money was paid.

  4. Add supporting details

    Enter the vendor or payee, invoice or reference number and a short note when those details will help later review.

  5. Save and verify

    Save once, confirm the expense appears in the list, and check the selected account or report for the expected effect. Edit the original entry instead of creating a duplicate.

When to use it

Tips

Common mistakes

Frequently asked questions

Why is an account missing while adding an expense?

Add and enable it in Settings → Payment Accounts, then return to the expense form.

Should I delete and re-add an expense to correct it?

Use Edit when available so the existing record is corrected without creating a duplicate entry.

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