Cash In Cash Out Logbook
iOS app by allan macatingrao. Finance · allan macatingrao
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 2.8.9
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-17
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Store description excerpt
This app helps you keep a clear record of your e-wallet transaction like GCash—especially useful for tracking cash-outs. Log details like the date, amount, reference number, and recipient. Once you record the transaction, it will be considered as claimed or processed. It’s perfect for avoiding double cash-outs. If someone returns with the same reference number, your record will help you verify if the funds were already claimed—protecting you from losing money. Simple, reliable, and flexible for personal or small business use. -- Features: Record All Transactions: Easily log cash in, cash out, and other transaction types such as load purchases, bank transfers, and more. Upload or Snap Receipt Screenshots: Quick input using e-wallet receipt images—either from your gallery or directly using your camera—for faster and more accurate input. Supported receipt: GCash Track Sales by Date: Instantly view sales totals for today, this month, or any custom date range. Search by Reference Number: Easily look up transactions using receipt reference numbers for quick verification. Smart Duplicate Detection: Automatically detects existing transactions to help avoid duplicates before saving. Sorting Sort transactions by Receipt Date or Date Added. Running Balance Automatically keep track of your balance. Custom Transaction Types Create custom transaction types and define whether they add to or deduct from your running balance.
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