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Manage reference data used across the tracker.
Create and manage project tags with custom colours. Used to allocate employees and tools to cost centres.
Add and edit managers. Managers can be assigned to employees and tools to track ownership and team costs.
Manage the legal entities that employees are hired under, used for headcount reporting and entity-level breakdowns.
Add and remove currencies used across employees and tools. EUR is always present.
Cached exchange rates from frankfurter.app (base: EUR), used to convert tool and employee costs.
Carry budgets, forecasts, allocations and contract/card expiries forward from an existing year into a future one.
Import employee or tool data from a CSV file. Existing records will be updated; new ones added.
View upcoming and expired virtual credit cards and tool contracts, sorted by expiry date.
Find tools whose actuals are in a different currency than the budget, then fix each one.
Review tools with a forecast set but no bill received yet — flag stale ones (expected month passed) and see what's still pending.
Download a full JSON snapshot of the database, or restore from a previous backup. Restore is admin-only and destructive.
Freeze a year's confirmed budgets. While locked, no one can change or unlock that year's budgets, and new tools are added without a budget. Admins only.
Highlights missing allocations, expired contracts, and gaps in cost data for the current year.
A record of all creates, updates, and deletes. Once SSO is enabled, entries will show the user who made each change.
Copy budgets: annual budget per tool, from source to target. Skips tools already budgeted in target unless overwrite is ticked.
Copy allocations & roll expiries: employee/tool project splits from source to target (skips any month already present), plus contract_expiry and card_expiry dates for tools whose current expiry falls in the source year roll forward by one year.
Copy forecasts: per-year annual forecast overrides. Defaults off because forecasts often need fresh review each year (mid-year additions, cancelled subscriptions, etc.).
A confirmation prompt lists the exact changes before anything runs.
Take a snapshot of the current database. The daily cron also pushes a copy to the cloud at 03:00 UTC — use these to trigger one on demand.
Pick a backup from S3 (uploaded by the daily cron or a manual push). Runs a dry-run first, then asks for confirmation.
Upload a backup JSON from your computer. Same dry-run + confirm flow as the cloud option.
Backups stored in S3, newest first. Selecting one runs a dry-run first, then asks for confirmation before overwriting the current database.
⚠ Destructive — the current database will be wiped and replaced by the chosen backup.
Tools listed here have a per-year forecast set but no actual bill has landed yet in this year. Stale = expected billing month has passed. Pending = still ahead.
Tools below have actuals recorded in a different currency than the tool's budget currency. Pick the appropriate fix per row — only you know which mistake was made when the budget was entered.
Scope: each fix updates the tool's stored currency and any budget rows for the current year and future years. Past-year budgets are left as historical record so old reports don't retroactively change.
Cached exchange rates from frankfurter.app (base: EUR). Used to convert tool and employee costs to your display currency.
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⚠️ This action cannot be undone. The employee will be permanently removed from the system.
This will copy CAPEX %, OPEX %, Tags, and Days Worked (for contractors) for all employees.
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Leave empty to keep this month blank.
Monthly Budget Rate: —
One-off charge for this month. Added to the monthly cost for the badge total and included in trending as a flat sum — never extrapolated.
Defaults to budget split. Edit to override for this month only.