A category per row
Code transactions to accounts automatically
Which account does each transaction belong to?
Runs on our cloud compute.
A category per rowIllustration with sample data
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- #729B
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The problem
Bookkeepers code the same coffee shop and software subscription to the same account, every month, by hand.
What you get
Let the model code the easy 90% and review only the rest.
What you need
Past transactions with the account they were coded to. Runs on our cloud compute.
How it works
- 01
Open it with sample data, or pick one of your tables.
- 02
The settings are already filled in; change them if you like.
- 03
Run it, read the result in plain words, and use it on new rows.
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