Project profitability
Compare direct expenses with the project price to understand the real contribution of the work.
Record project or business expenses in a clean report, calculate the total automatically, download CSV data, or print the report as a PDF.
An itemized expense report makes reimbursement and project-cost review easier because every amount is connected to a date, category, description, and business purpose.
Record the transaction while the business purpose and supporting details are still clear.
Categories such as travel, software, materials, meals, and subcontractors make later analysis easier.
Describe how the expense relates to a client, project, meeting, delivery, or internal operation.
Store receipts, invoices, approvals, and payment confirmations according to the applicable process.
Compare direct expenses with the project price to understand the real contribution of the work.
Agree in advance which expenses can be passed to the client and what evidence is required.
Include the person submitting it, reporting period, project or department, dates, categories, descriptions, amounts, total, and supporting notes.
Yes. Download the expense entries as a CSV file or print the formatted report as a PDF.
No. This version records expense details only. Keep supporting receipts according to your organization’s process.
Yes. Identify the client or project and clearly distinguish reimbursable expenses from costs included in your normal fee.
No. Deductibility depends on applicable rules and circumstances. Use qualified advice for tax decisions.