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As you incur client-related expenses in your firm, you can record the expenses and include them on client invoices. Expenses can look different for every firm, but some examples could include:

Once you click Expenses, the Expenses table populates.

Clicking the hyperlink opens up an edit window for the expense. Sort alphabetically and filter by condition.

The client who is associated with the expense. Selecting the hyperlink takes you to the client record. Filter by condition.

Date the expense was created. This date is editable by practitioners. Sort by time.

A description of the expense that was added. This is not a required field. Filter by condition.

Team member associated with the Expense. This is not a required field. Sort alphabetically and filter by condition.

Expense cost. Sort by amount and filter by condition.

This field will show blank (non-billable) or with a checkmark (billable), depending on your choices when adding the expense. Sort alphabetically and filter by billable/non-billable.

In time, you may have a lot of expenses recorded in this area. Not to worry, just use the arrows to go to the next or previous page. You can also choose the number of items shown on one page

Now that you know the basics of the Expenses table, let's walk through recording a new expense.