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| Client | Fabric | Order Value | Deposit | Balance Due | Stage | Action |
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| Month | Orders | Total Value | Collected | Outstanding |
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| Name | Phone | Speciality | Active Jobs | Rating | Action |
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| Client | Phone | Orders | Total Spent | Last Order | Action |
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Select an order on the left to generate an invoice
Select an order on the left to generate a receipt
Upload an Excel (.xlsx) or CSV file to import orders into the pipeline. Existing records with the same phone number are skipped automatically.
Cash-basis view: revenue actually collected on orders, minus operating expenses, owner drawings, and capital purchases.
| Month | Revenue Collected | Expenses | Drawings | Investment | Net Position |
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Full double-entry journal — every entry below was posted automatically by an action elsewhere in the app (Expenses, Drawings, Payments, Production, Shareholders). Nothing here is typed twice.
| Date | Account | Debit | Credit | Memo |
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Money moved between the business's own accounts (Cash, Momo, Bank) — not a cost, so these never count toward Total Expenses or Net Position.
Drawings are money the owner takes out of the business for personal use — tracked separately from business expenses so Net Position stays accurate.
Money the business owes — loans in, or accrued wages/utility arrears. A loan posts to Cash the day it's received; wages/utility arrears only touch Net Position once actually repaid, keeping it cash-basis.
If this device's Orders/Designers/Assets/Inventory look more complete or more current than what shows up on your other devices, use this once to push everything currently loaded on this browser up to Supabase. It upserts by ID, so running it again is safe — it won't create duplicates, it just overwrites the cloud copy with what's here.
⚠ Only run this from the device that actually has your real, complete data. Since this overwrites the cloud copy, running it from a device with old or incomplete data will overwrite good cloud data with worse local data.
Two ways to back up all your data at once. The .json backup is what you'd use to restore into this manager later. The .zip is every table as a separate, human-readable CSV — handy for handing to an accountant or archiving.
Download just one table as a CSV — opens straight in Excel, Sheets, or Numbers.
Upload a previously saved .json backup file to restore all your data. This will replace current data.
Orders flagged as overdue when they exceed these thresholds without a stage update.
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Everything deleted in the app lands here for up to 30 days, synced across every signed-in device. Restoring undoes the delete fully, including any ledger entries it reversed.