Glossary
A little clarity goes a long way.
Understand payers, shares, settlements, exchange-rate estimates, OCR, AI and recurring expenses.
Payer vs share
The payer covers the bill upfront. A share is the portion that person should ultimately bear. If you pay 90 for three equal diners, paid upfront is 90 and your share is 30.
Read the guideSettlement
A balance describes what is owed. Pay through your bank or payment app, then record the repayment. AA split does not move money or verify bank completion. Finalizing a settled round locks its records.
Read the guideEstimate and FX
FX means currency conversion. Daily reference rates are not bank quotes; custom rates can reflect your actual charge. Missing rates or records can make totals estimated or unavailable.
Read the guideOCR vs AI
OCR reads text from an image. Device OCR works locally after the required assets are downloaded. Optional online AI sends relevant data to a processor; AI receipt scans are free each day, then use AA credits. Both can make mistakes; review items and totals.
Read the guideRecurring vs one-time
A recurring schedule creates repeated expenses; a one-time entry applies once. Editing one posted expense does not change future occurrences. A one-time meal link is a seven-day view, not ongoing group membership.
Read the guideNeed help with your account?
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Start with a bill.
Add manual expenses freely. Optional AI has allowances.