What you can change
- Change category
- Change account
- Note and labels
- Add photo
- Add place
- Make it repeating
- Save as template
- Always file it like this
- Review in Needs a look
What the notes on an entry mean
- Pending
- Pending at the bank. It counts now and settles when the bank confirms it.
- Dated ahead
- It starts counting on its date.
- Refund
- A refund was matched to this purchase. Together they count less toward the category.
- Not paid
- It stays in your history and counts nowhere.
- From a repeating rule
- The rule owns the amount, date and category. Your note, labels, place and photo stay yours.
- Template
- A template. It never counts. Use it from ＋ to log faster.
Delete an entry
Open the entry, scroll down and tap Delete this entry. If the entry was a bill payment, the bill shows as unpaid again.
Questions
Can I see how an entry got here?
Yes. Under The record it says how it got here, like a bank text, Apple Pay, a scan or typed by you, and when it was added and last changed.
An entry vanished. What happened?
It was removed on another device or by a sync. Your totals already leave it out.
Read next
- Add money in Type an entry yourself The keypad, the account, the category, and every detail you want.
- Add money in Needs a look When Pockito can't place something, it asks instead of guessing.
- Add money in Rules: tell Pockito once When this happens, then do that. Your rules decide before Pockito does.
- Repeating When Pockito spots something that repeats Same amount, same gap: confirm it once and it's counted from then on.
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- Every way to add money
- Type an entry yourself
- Say it
- Scan a receipt, a screenshot, a file or a bank text
- What Scan understands
- Set up auto-track on iPhone
- Set up auto-track on Android
- Add from Siri, widgets and Control Center
- Moving money between your accounts
- Needs a look
- Rules: tell Pockito once
- Change, explain or remove an entry
- Categories, subcategories and labels
- Templates for things you log often