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Learn how to onboard onto Dripos Accounting in order to start linking bank accounts and categorizing transactions!

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Account Setup

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Get Started

Navigate to your Dashboard > Finance > Accounting and click the Get Started button on the right-hand side.
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Enter Business Information

  • Legal Business Name
  • Tax Identification Number (Optional)
  • Business Email (Optional)
  • Business Type (If you are unsure of your classification, we recommend consulting your accountant)
  • State
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Choose Accounting Settings

  • Accounting Method — Cash or Accrual
    • Cash: Records transactions only when money actually changes hands (payment is received or paid).
    • Accrual: Records income when it is earned and expenses when they are incurred, regardless of when the cash moves.
  • Entries Start Date — Determines the date from which accounting entries will begin to be recorded and tracked.
    • Note: the earliest available start date is January 1, 2026.
  • Previous Provider — Switching from another platform? Reach out to support.dripos.com. Our team will assist you with the historical data transfer process.
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Connect Bank Accounts (Optional)

Link a bank account to enable automatic syncing. Once connected, your bank activity will flow directly into the Transactions page for easy categorization.
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Onboarding Complete!

You are now ready to manage your finances directly within Dripos.

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Managing Linked Bank Accounts and Credit Cards

When you connect business bank accounts and credit cards, your business transactions are automatically uploaded into your Transactions page. You should connect all accounts tied to your business during onboarding, but you can add or remove accounts if anything changes with your business banking solutions. You can manage your business bank account and credit card connections in on the Dashboard by going to Finance > Accounting > Transactions.

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Connect Additional Bank Accounts and Credit Cards

To connect your business finances, follow the steps below:
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Navigate to Finance > Accounting > Transactions on the Dashboard
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In the Linked Accounts section, select (+) Add Account.
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In the modal that pops up:
  • Continue without phone number (inputting your phone number is an optional step)
  • Select your bank in the list under Select your institution
  • Continue to login to access your business bank account
  • Follow the instructions on the screen to log into your bank account and grant read-only access
  • If prompted, select the accounts that you would like to connect
  • You may be asked to input your phone number again – select Continue without saving
To disconnect business bank accounts or credit cards, follow the steps below:
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Navigate to Finance > Accounting > Transactions on the Dashboard
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In the Linked Accounts section, hover over the bank account or credit card you would like to disconnect
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Select the icon that appears on the right side of the bank account or credit card
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Click Unlink Account and confirm that you would like to unlink your account

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Fix Connections with Linked Bank Accounts

Bank accounts you have already linked can sometimes unlink when your bank password or security settings are changed. To fix the connections, follow the steps below:
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In the Linked accounts section, click on the bank account or credit card you would like to disconnect
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Click on Fix Account next to the accounts that have been disconnected and select Repair Connection
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Enter your credentials to reconnect your account

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Categorizing Business Transactions

Categorizing transactions keeps your financial records clear and accurate—essential for tracking cash flow, understanding profitability, and prepping for taxes. Get started on the Dashboard by navigating to Finance > Accounting > Transactions

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Categorize New Transactions

Transactions from your business bank accounts and credit cards will automatically show up under Transactions. To categorize new transactions, follow the steps below:
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Ensure the toggle under Transactions is set to To Review. This will display all transactions that require your attention.
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Under the Category column, use the drop-down to select the relevant account.
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Once the account has been selected, Confirm the transaction to move the transaction to the list of Categorized transactions

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Make Changes to Categorized Transactions

You may want to make changes to transactions that you have already categorized. To edit those transactions, follow the steps below:
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Ensure the toggle under Transactions is set to Categorized. This will display all transactions that have already been categorized.
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Click the drop-down to the right of the transaction you would like to edit to view an expanded view of transaction details.
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Make the desired change(s) in the relevant field(s) and click Update to save the changes made to the transaction.

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Split Transactions

If you purchase multiple items from the same vendor, you can split the transaction and categorize individual items under different accounts.
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Under Transactions, click on the drop-down to the right of the transaction that you want to split.
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Ensure the toggle under the Date is set to Categorize.
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Under the transaction amount, click Split to create an additional line. Use the relevant fields to add the transaction amount and categorize the split transaction.
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Confirm or Update the transaction.

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Contextualize Transactions

If you want to track each transaction, you can also add descriptions or upload receipts.
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Under Transactions, click on the drop-down to the right of the transaction that you want to document
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Type any relevant context in the text box under Description. Click the Upload receipt button to upload any relevant document directly from your device. Click Add next receipt to upload additional documents.
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Hover over the receipt to delete, download, or view the uploaded receipt.
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Confirm or Update the transaction.

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Managing Your Chart of Accounts

The chart of accounts is a list of all the categories you use to track your business finances – including what you earn, spend, own, and owe. You can manage your chart of accounts on the Dashboard by navigating to Finance > Accounting > General Ledger > Chart of Accounts

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Create New Accounts

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Select Add Account and use the options on the pop-up screen to create additional accounts to reflect categories specific to your business.
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Fill in the drop-downs and fields. You can set 6 attributes for your accounts:
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  • Parent: Select the parent account or category to which your new account will belong.
  • Name: Enter the name you’d like to give this new account. Note, this will appear on your reports and financial statements.
  • Account Number: Enter an account number for the new account.
  • Type: Choose the high-level category for the new account – Assets, Liabilities, Equity, Revenues, or Expenses.
  • Sub-type: The Sub-type will automatically populate based on the Parent account selected. You can edit the Sub-type if desired.
  • Normality: The Normality will automatically populate based on the Parent account selected and will determine how increases and decreases in the account’s balance are recorded. You can edit the Normality if desired.
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Click Save at the top of the modal.

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Edit Existing Accounts

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Hover over an existing account to view the pencil icon to the right side of the account.
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Select the pencil icon on the right side of each account to review and edit the account’s attributes. Note that the Type for each account is locked.
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Click Save at the top of the modal.

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View and Interpret Your Journal Entries

Journal entries are the building blocks of your accounting records. Each one logs a business transaction – like a sale, a bill payment, or a bank deposit – so your financial statements stay accurate and up-to-date. To view your journal entries, navigate to Finance > Accounting > General Ledger > Journal

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Reviewing Financial Reports

Financial statements give you a clear view of your business’s performance—profitability, assets and liabilities, and cash flow—so you can make informed decisions and plan for growth. Access your financial statements on the Dashboard by going to Finance > Accounting > Reports.

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Profit & Loss Statement

The Profit & Loss Statement (Income Statement) shows how much money your business made (revenues) and spent (expenses) over a certain time period
It breaks these into simple categories so you can see:
  • Whether your business is making a profit or running at a loss
  • Which activities or products generate the most revenue
  • What categories are your biggest expenses

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Balance Sheet

The Balance Sheet gives you a snapshot of your business’s financial position at a point in time.
It breaks down your business finances into five standard categories:
  • What you earn – such as sales (called revenues)
  • What you spend – such as retail supplies or rent (called expenses)
  • What you own – such as cash, inventory, or equipment (called assets)
  • What you owe – such as loans or unpaid bills (called liabilities)
  • What’s left over – the value of the business after paying debts (called equity)

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Statement of Cash Flow

The Statement of Cash Flow shows how cash moves in and out of your business. It tracks cash from day-to-day business operations, cash used for investments (like new equipment), and cash from financing (like loans or capital from owners)