The Importance of your cashbook is to record all your business income, expenses and debt. Without recording these transactions, it’s impossible to track how much your business earns, how much it spends and how much your business is owed. Thus, every business must maintain an accurate and up-to-date cashbook record.
However, many business owners struggle with recording their business income and expenses on a daily basis.
What is a cashbook reminder?
The cashbook reminder was implemented to help you remember to record your income & expense transactions through daily notifications.
You can choose what time you prefer to get a notification to enter your business transactions for the day. You can also choose to turn off this notification anytime from the profile section of your Kippa app.

Why setting up a cashbook reminder is Important to your business.
Running your business and thinking about sales is already a lot, so it’s not surprising that you forget to record all your daily transactions. By setting up a cashbook reminder, you get notified to enter all your income and expense transactions so that your records remain accurate and up to date.
You cannot properly track the performance of your business when your records are not accurate.

How to set up a cashbook reminder.
There are 3 simple steps to set up a cashbook reminder as follows:
Step 1: Log into your Kippa account and click on the Profile Icon located at the top right corner of your screen.

Step 2: Click on Reminder

Step 3: Set a preferred time to receive reminders and save.

The Kippa Cashbook makes it possible for you to keep track of your income and expenses. It increases accountability and ensures businesses can see what they spend their money on and how much they make. The cashbook reminder would remind you to record your business transactions every single day.

All the tools you need to start/run/ grow your business, your go-to bookkeeping, accounting, and business bank app; Kippa gives your business a way to measure your overall performance. It also provides information to make decisions related to your business and helps you ascertain your revenue and income.