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Transactions

Every inflow and outflow lives in Transactions — imported, categorized, and attached to customers, vendors, files, and subscriptions.

A transaction is one money movement. The Transactions page (sidebar → Transactions) lists them with filters for account, date range, category, counterparty, and full-text search.

Where they come from

SourceWhat lands as a transaction
StripeCharges, refunds, payouts, balance transactions, fees.
HubSpotNone (HubSpot data lands as subscriptions, not cash transactions).
DATEV LohnjournalOne transaction per payroll line item per uploaded CSV.
ManualCSV import or single-transaction entry via the Transactions page.

Anatomy

A transaction has:

  • A date, amount, and currency.
  • An account (where the money moved through).
  • A counterparty — resolved to a customer or vendor if SaaSFlow can match it.
  • One or more categories — see categories. A transaction can be split across multiple categories.
  • A link to a subscription event for subscription-related transactions (recognised revenue, refunds against a subscription).
  • Attached files — receipts, contracts, invoices.

Categorization

New transactions land uncategorized. You categorize them by:

  • Picking a category manually from the transaction's detail view.
  • Setting a default category on the vendor — every matching future transaction inherits it.
  • Bulk-editing from the Transactions list (multi-select → edit).

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