Recording an Expense

You can easily record business or project-related expenses in Quotify to keep track of your costs and optionally bill clients for reimbursable charges.


📍 How to Add a New Expense

  1. Navigate to Expenses from the left sidebar.

  2. Click Record Expense.


🧾 Expense Fields Explained

Field Description
Name Short label for internal reference. If the expense is billable, this can appear on the invoice item description.
Note Optional internal note. Can also appear in the invoice item if the expense is billed to a customer.
Category Select from predefined categories (e.g., Travel, Software, Meals).
Date Date the expense occurred or was paid.
Amount Total cost of the expense.
Customer Select a customer if the expense is related to one. This enables further options.
Billable Appears after selecting a customer. Check if the expense should be invoiced to the client.
Project Shown only if the selected customer has active projects. Lets you link the expense directly to a specific project.
Currency Will auto-adjust based on customer/project configuration. See currency rules below.
Tax Add up to two taxes if applicable.
Payment Mode Choose how the expense was paid (e.g., Bank, Cash, Credit Card).
Reference # Optional reference or transaction number.
Repeat Every Set this if the expense recurs (weekly, monthly, etc.). Requires Cron Job configuration.

🌍 Currency Logic

Scenario Currency Used
Internal expense (no customer) Base currency
Expense linked to customer (not billable) Base currency
Expense linked to customer and billable Customer’s currency
Expense linked to project Project currency (inherited from customer if set, otherwise base currency)

🔁 Recurring Expenses

  • Use the Repeat Every field to configure recurring expenses.

  • Make sure your Cron Job is properly set up so expenses are automatically generated.


💡 Tip

If you want to bill the expense to a client, be sure to:

  • Select the Customer

  • Check Billable

  • Link the Project (optional)

  • The expense will then be available for invoicing under that customer/project.

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