EXPENSES & RECEIPTS

Snap the receipt.
Bodhleigh does the data entry.

Photograph any receipt and AI reads the total, GST, date and store, and files the expense. Subbies remember themselves. Bunnings runs bill themselves to the job.

STEP 01

Photograph it, forget it

Camera, gallery or PDF — AI pulls the amount, GST, date and store off the receipt and pre-fills the expense for a one-tap confirm. The receipt image is kept as your record.

  • Reads crumpled servo receipts and emailed PDFs alike
  • GST split out automatically
  • Receipt vault — every original kept
Photograph it, forget itVideo · expenses-01-scan.mp4
STEP 02

Bill it to the job — with markup

Bought materials for the Whitfield job? Flag the expense to the job with your markup percentage and it lands on the invoice as a line. Cost-plus without a spreadsheet.

  • Tag any expense to any job
  • Markup % applied automatically
  • Shows up on the invoice as a proper line
Bill it to the job — with markupVideo · expenses-02-bill-to-job.mp4
STEP 03

Subbies remember themselves

Pay Jonno once and he’s saved — ABN, address, the lot. Next time you type three letters and the rest fills in. Your Saved tab keeps subbies, clients, addresses, and your price list in one place.

  • Subcontractor payees auto-saved from expenses
  • ABN and address autofill next time
  • Running total of what you’ve paid each subbie
Subbies remember themselvesVideo · expenses-03-subbies.mp4
STEP 04

Recurring costs run themselves

Insurance, phone, storage — set them once and they log themselves on schedule. Every expense feeds straight into your GST and BAS figures.

  • Weekly to monthly recurring expenses
  • Categorised for tax time
  • Flows into BAS automatically
Recurring costs run themselvesVideo · expenses-04-recurring.mp4

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