Tracking Payments
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Marking a Bill as Paid
When you’ve made a payment, mark the corresponding bill occurrence as paid to keep your records accurate:
- Open the Upcoming tab
- Find the bill that’s due and tap it
- Tap Mark as Paid
- Confirm the amount paid and payment date
- Tap Save
The occurrence is removed from Upcoming and added to your Payments history. The next occurrence automatically appears in the Upcoming list.
Paying a Different Amount
The paid amount field defaults to the bill’s set amount, but you can change it. This is useful for:
- Credit cards — where the minimum payment or payoff amount varies month to month
- Utility bills — where usage-based charges fluctuate
- Debt paydown — when you’re paying more than the minimum to reduce a balance faster
Viewing Payment History
Open the Payments tab to see every bill you’ve marked as paid.
Filtering by Time Period
Use the period selector at the top of the Payments screen to narrow the history:
| Period | Shows |
|---|---|
| 1D | Today’s payments |
| 7D | Last 7 days |
| 2W | Last 2 weeks |
| 1M | Last month |
| 3M | Last 3 months |
| 6M | Last 6 months |
| 1Y | Last year |
Searching Payments
Use the search bar to find a specific payment by bill name. Useful when reviewing a long history.
Upcoming vs. Past Due
The Upcoming tab shows bills grouped by due date. Bills that have passed their due date without being marked paid appear at the top as Past Due — you can jump to them quickly with ⌘ D on iPad/Mac.
Skipping an Occurrence
If a bill shouldn’t be paid in a particular period (e.g. a service was paused or waived):
- Find the occurrence in Upcoming
- Tap it and choose Skip
Skipped occurrences don’t appear in Payment history and don’t count against your totals in Insights. The next occurrence still appears on schedule.
Attaching a Receipt
You can attach a photo to any payment as a record:
- After marking a bill as paid, open the payment from Payments
- Tap Add Photo
- Choose a photo from your library or take one with the camera
Payments and Debt Tracking
If a bill has Debt Tracking enabled (e.g. a credit card or loan), each payment you mark automatically updates the tracked balance:
- The paid amount is subtracted from the outstanding balance
- The updated balance is shown on the bill detail screen
- The Insights screen reflects the reduced debt over time