Posted on 02 January 2011 by Roan Lavery – Comments (2)
So, you've recovered from Christmas and 2011 is the year you cast a hawklike eye over your income and spending? Good timing - we're ready to help.
Before we get to the good stuff, we have some important safety announcements.
Several pages, previously found wandering aimlessly around the app, have been relocated into a refurbished home within Settings.
Users, Export Data, Invoice Email Templates and Theme Gallery have all been rehoused. They'll be better looked after and it's the best thing for everybody, but do take a moment to familiarise yourself with the new Settings layout.
Accountants call it a 'flexible chart of accounts' but you know we're not big fans of jargon here, so we're calling them Income and Spending categories instead.
Define the types of things you buy and sell, and then categorise your invoice items, expenses and bank transactions for zen-like clarity of your cashflow. Ohhmmm…

All of this comes together on the new Profit & Loss table, giving you a tailored look at how your income and spending breaks down.
There's quite a bit to this, so take a look at the Income and Spending Categories articles on the Knowledge Base for more details.

You can now set the status of Tasks as Active, Completed or Hidden, giving a view of what's been done, and what's still outstanding on your projects.
It's not exactly full on project management functionality, and we're not going to be spewing out Gantt charts any time soon, but it should improve visibility of your project workload.
No siree, not by a long shot:
Until next time,
Roan and the team at FreeAgent
Thanks to @freeagent I will never need to use the crappy HMRC payroll software come April.
all sorted and ready for PAYE RTI thanks to @freeagent awesomeness.
The latest reason why I continue to love @freeagent http://t.co/nfYqVJDfa4 HMRC chucks a stress out at businesses, FreeAgent bats it away!
Those folks @freeagent do it right. The confirmation mail includes important information: http://t.co/HCHIvgjpI0
@NickClement @freeagent its excellent for invoicing, very flexible & easy - esp billable time by task from timeslips-capture the revenue!
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