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Draft documents with proposals

Writing happens in two steps. The assistant proposes; you confirm. Until you press the button nothing is saved, and the assistant has no way to press it for you.

  1. Describe what you want: “Record an expense of 640 for DEWA electricity paid by bank transfer today”, or “Invoice Gulf Tech Solutions for 12 hours of consulting at 400”.
  2. The assistant looks up the customer, supplier, item or account you named. If it does not exist, it offers to create it first — also as a proposal.
  3. A proposal card appears with the parsed details and estimated totals.
A proposal card for a new invoice with customer, lines, totals and Confirm and Cancel buttons

Check the party, lines, amounts, tax and date. Then:

  • Confirm — the document is created. An invoice is saved as an editable draft unless you asked for it to be issued. A purchase is received and posted unless you asked for a draft. Quotes, and new credit and debit notes, are saved as drafts. Expenses, payments, contra transfers and journal entries post immediately, and so does sending a draft invoice, finalizing a draft purchase or posting a credit or debit note. The card says which before you confirm. An edit posts nothing: the card lists each field it changes with its current and new value — for a draft invoice or purchase, the lines before and after — and bank details are never touched.
  • Cancel — nothing happens. Tell the assistant what to change and it proposes a corrected version.
A confirmed proposal card with the Open document link

Proposals expire if not confirmed, and confirming re-checks your permissions at that moment — a proposal you are no longer allowed to make cannot be confirmed.

Proposal Result on confirm
New invoice Draft invoice, or a sent invoice if you asked for it to be issued
New purchase Received (posted) purchase, or a draft if you asked for one
Send invoice The draft invoice you named is sent and posted
Finalize purchase The draft purchase you named is received and posted
New expense Posted expense
Payment Posted customer payment
Payment allocation Posted customer payment, split across the invoices you named
Supplier payment Posted supplier payment, against a purchase or on the supplier’s account
New contra voucher Posted transfer between two cash or bank accounts
New quote Quote saved; nothing is posted
Invoice from quote Draft invoice dated today, built from the quote’s lines; the quote is marked converted
Edit draft invoice The draft invoice is updated — only the changes listed on the card
Edit draft purchase The draft purchase is updated — only the changes listed on the card
New sales return Draft sales return (credit note) against the invoice you named
Finalize sales return The draft sales return is confirmed and posted as a credit note, reducing what the customer owes
New purchase return Draft purchase return (debit note) against the purchase you named
Finalize purchase return The draft purchase return is confirmed and posted as a debit note, reducing what you owe the supplier
Supplier payment allocation Posted supplier payment, split across the purchases you named
New journal entry Posted manual journal entry
New account Account added to the chart of accounts
Edit account The account’s name or description is updated
New item Created catalog item
Edit item The item is updated — only the fields listed on the card
New customer / New supplier Created record
Edit customer The customer’s details are updated — only the fields listed on the card
Edit supplier The supplier’s details are updated — only the fields listed on the card
New bank statement Draft bank statement with every line you entered, ready to match
Bank statement matches The statement lines you named are matched to the transactions shown, or ignored
Journal entry from bank line Posted journal entry for the statement line, matched to it
Reconcile bank statement The statement is marked reconciled
New budget Draft budget for the fiscal year, or the active primary budget if you asked for one, with amounts computed from last year, a revenue target or another budget; nothing is posted
Edit budget amounts The budget’s amounts are updated — only the changes listed on the card; nothing is posted

By default, only an owner or admin can propose customer payments, payment allocations, supplier payments and their allocations, contra vouchers, journal entries (including one from a bank line), new or edited accounts, and new budgets or changes to their amounts. Members can propose quotes, credit and debit notes, edits to draft invoices and purchases, item edits and bank statements, matches and reconciliations, and any team member who can manage customers or suppliers — every member, by default — can propose an edit to their details. A manual journal entry cannot use the receivables, payables, tax or equity control accounts, which change only through their documents. On a Saudi business, an invoice or credit note proposal also shows the ZATCA check — the same errors and warnings the form shows — before you confirm.

Anything else — voiding, deleting, refunds, reversals, unmatching a bank line, edits to posted documents or to any other record — is done in the app. A credit or debit note always needs the invoice or purchase it corrects.

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