The transactions screen.

In this screen it is important to fill in all the details. It is the most important screen and the one you will probably spend the most time in working with it. The better the transactions are filled, the better the reports.

For your information: the transaction screen represents your bank account status per transaction. This does not necessarily mean that it must fit 100% to the bank pages.

For example: if you draw cash from the automatic-bank services, it will appear in your bank pages as a single draw (single transaction). However, you may wish to specify (for the reports sake) how you use this cash. This could sum up to tens of lines as you desire.

In the end, the right gray panel, shows the difference between the reported bank balance and your calculates balance each time you enter a bank balance transaction. Using this difference you will easily be able to find “what’s missing” in your account.

Remember that in the example, you should not have the “automatic-bank” cash transaction and the cash usage transactions together, since they are after-all both the same transaction.

In this opportunity, also notice the color code used by the program to report special information