Navigating Accounting
Your Accounting Page shows you your shop's ledger and history in one glance.
On this page, you can see the following:
1. Your Shop's Ledger
Your ledger takes all the income added on Enstack (via completed orders or manually) and subtracts any added expenses.
Pro Tip: Use Enstack for all your orders and upload all your expenses to keep your ledger up-to-date.
2. Custom Filters and Export
Filter your accounting entries and export your entries here
3. Accounting Entries
See your historical income and expense entries arranged from newest to oldest.
4. Add new entry
Add manual Income and Expense entries by tapping the (+) button
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