Expense entries with category, amount, and payment mode
The expenses page stores expense number, category, amount, date, payment mode, reference, and notes, with filtering and export options.
Track expense entries and combine them with sales, purchases, and manual cashbook rows so daily money movement is easier to review.
Cash movement becomes difficult to understand when expenses, purchase payments, sale receipts, and manual entries are all recorded in different places. Dugam brings those records into one accounting-oriented view for day-wise review.
The expenses page stores expense number, category, amount, date, payment mode, reference, and notes, with filtering and export options.
Cashbook supports manual cash-in and cash-out rows with account, payment mode, reference, amount, and note fields.
The cashbook view combines manual entries with sales, purchase payments, and expenses to show a daily movement summary.
Cashbook and expense views can build shareable or exportable rows for CSV, spreadsheet, and print-style summaries.
Step 1
Record the category, amount, date, and payment mode for each expense that should affect the business record.
Step 2
Use manual cashbook rows for cash movements that do not come directly from a sale, purchase, or expense form.
Step 3
Open the cashbook daily summary to compare opening balance, cash in, cash out, and closing balance.
Step 4
Use the export actions to prepare CSV, spreadsheet, or print-friendly accounting summaries.
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Yes. Expenses use categories, payment mode, reference, and notes so different expense records can be filtered later.
No. The cashbook view also derives entries from sales, purchase payments, and expenses for the selected date.
Yes. Both areas support shareable rows and export-style outputs for CSV, spreadsheet, and print workflows.
No. It helps organize daily business records, but users still need to review their books and compliance separately.