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Search unmatched bank feed items and create transactions
Use the account-level bank feed detail to search unmatched items, match what exists, and create a ledger transaction only when one is still missing.
Import bank activity and review bank feeds
Connect or review the bank feed, inspect one account at a time, and fix bad ledger entries before reconciliation starts.
Create bank feed rules for auto-match
Use bank-feed rules to reduce repeat matching work, but start with narrow patterns you can trust.
Capture product feedback and close the loop
Send route-aware feedback right when the issue happens, then use the full hub to search, upvote, comment, and review trends.
Use analytics feeds for external reporting
Use analytics feeds when another reporting tool needs a clean export path instead of manual spreadsheet work.
Work from the equipment detail page
Use the equipment detail page to keep one asset record current with files, notes, maintenance history, and checklist work.
Track equipment records, files, and maintenance details
Use the equipment area to keep one record for each asset instead of scattering manuals, notes, and maintenance details across the team.
Use ingredient detail pages to track pricing and purchasing
Use the ingredient detail page to see the pricing and purchasing context behind one ingredient instead of guessing from memory.
Reconcile statements and resolve exceptions
Upload the statement first, review the matching results, work the exception queue, and close the session only after the checks pass.
Create and manage wholesale customer surveys
Use wholesale surveys to collect follow-up feedback, manage the question set, and send notices to the right people when responses arrive.
Set company settings, branding, and defaults
Use company settings to lock in the basic details that shape scheduling, payroll, customer communication, and daily app defaults.
Configure payroll tax setup and reminder rules
Finish the payroll tax profile, add state details, and set reminder rules so filings and deposits do not sneak up on the team.
Invite staff and launch staff onboarding
Set onboarding rules, choose default access, add staff from the manager dashboard, and share the public onboarding form with new hires.
Place, fulfill, bill, and manage wholesale orders
Create the order, update picked quantities during fulfillment, and use the customer account view to track open balances and credits.
Submit and approve leave requests
Use one leave page for the full time-off flow: submit requests, track status, and approve or deny requests for your team.
Turn recipes into wholesale products
Use the recipe itself as the sellable product, add it to the guide, and know why an item may still not appear on the wholesale order screen.
Configure wholesale onboarding, portal settings, and payment methods
Set the wholesale defaults, choose what the public onboarding form shows, and configure payment methods before you invite customers to order.
Use the accounting performance dashboard
Use the performance dashboard for a fast financial check before you open detailed reports.
Plan and optimize delivery routes
Build one route plan for a day and fulfillment location, add stops when needed, and optimize the stop order for drivers and loaders.
Update your tax profile and W-2 delivery preferences
Use the My Account taxes tab to update withholding details, set the effective date, and choose whether W-2 copies can be delivered electronically.
Create recipes that cost and sell correctly
Build recipes with clear names, units, and sellable sizes so costing, production, and wholesale all stay in sync.
Review imported automation documents and fix exceptions
Open the imported document detail when automation did not land cleanly and fix the real exception instead of ignoring it.
Compare vendor prices and keep ingredient costs current
Review price changes, compare vendor packs carefully, and update the cost source that should drive recipe pricing.
Read profit and loss, balance sheet, and account transaction reports
Use the core accounting reports together so month-end review stays broad enough to catch real problems without losing detail when you need it.