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What every Ordiarion module is for, how to use it and how it differs from the rest.

• Dashboard — Your starting screen: what needs attention and what is coming up.
• Tasks — A list of things to do, with due dates and priorities.
• Shopping lists — Several lists at once, with ticking off and sharing.
• Budget — Categories with monthly limits and a history of transactions.
• Income — Income sources, invoices, tax and VAT set aside.
• Accounts — Bank accounts and cards with a balance on a given day.
• Receipts — Photograph a receipt and have the amount and date read automatically.
• Recurring costs — Subscriptions and fixed bills with a day in the month.
• Taxes — Tax liabilities with deadlines and payment marking.
• Loans — Payments, schedule and repayments recorded in your budget.
• Loan overpayment — Repayment simulation: snowball, avalanche and the rest.
• Debts — Informal money owed between people.
• Credit reports — Upload a report and analyse what you owe.
• Net worth — Everything you own, minus everything you owe.
• Statistics — Income and spending trends, broken down by category.
• Goals — Measurable progress against a deadline — money or any other number.
• Bucket list — Things to experience, with a year and an estimated cost.
• Journal — Notes from your day, with a mood. Private and unshareable.
• Groups — A family or a team as the recipient of what you share.
• Settings — Account, password, second factor, reminders and data export.