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Transactions

Transactions are the heart of Extrack. This section covers the three kinds (Expense / Income / Transfer), splits with people, the unified lending pattern, editing and deleting, filtering and the double-entry ledger under the hood. Start with "How to add an expense" if you are new.

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How to add an expense in Extrack

Record a one-off expense from any of your accounts in under ten seconds.

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How to add income in Extrack

Record salary, freelance payouts, gifts or refunds into any account.

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How to record a transfer between your accounts

Move money between your own accounts without it counting as spending.

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How to split an expense with people (Splitwise-style)

Add people, set up split, allocate via 4 modes. IOUs post to per-person Lent accounts.

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How to track lending (lend money + record a repayment)

Lend = Expense + person + split. Repayment = Income + person + settle-split. Same modal.

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How to edit a transaction

Tap the pencil action on the row. Same modal, prefilled.

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How to delete a transaction

Tap Trash on a row, or check rows and use the bulk bar at the bottom.

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How to filter transactions in the ledger

Six preset chips under "View" + an advanced filter builder for compound queries.

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How to tag people on a transaction

Type comma-separated names in the People field. Directory entries auto-create.

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How to categorise a transaction

Multi-select field with quick-pick chips. Inline-create supported.

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How to track credit-card purchases

Card purchases = Expense from the card. Bill payment = Transfer from bank to card.

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Expense vs Income vs Transfer — what is the difference?

Three kinds, three different impacts on your budget and Reports.

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Why does my split show as multiple rows?

One stored transaction, one displayed row per allocation. By design.

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How Extrack's double-entry ledger works

Every transaction touches two accounts. The form hides the terminology.

Read article →4 min read

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