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Add cash transactions manually

How to Manually Add Cash Transactions

There may be times when a transaction doesn’t come through your connected accounts — like paying for something in cash. You can still record it manually in Kick to keep your books complete.

Add a transaction

  1. From the “+” Button

    Navigate to the ➕ button in the top right corner of your account. “Add Transaction” should be one of the top actions, if not search for “Add Transaction.”

  2. Select Cash Account

    In the Account dropdown, select the appropriate Cash Account for the entity. If one doesn’t already exist, Kick will automatically create and add it to your list of accounts once you enter the cash transaction — no need to create it ahead of time.

  3. Fill in Transaction Details:

    • Select Account: Assign to the right business entity

    • Date: Set the actual date of the cash transaction.

    • Category: Choose the appropriate category (e.g., Office Supplies, Meals).

    • Amount: Enter the transaction total.

    • Description: Add context to help remember or justify the expense.

  1. Click Save

    Once all fields are filled, hit Save to add the transaction to your books.

To delete the transaction

  1. Go to Transactions

    Navigate to the Transactions tab from the left-hand sidebar.

  2. Locate the Transaction

    Use filters or the search bar to find the transaction you want to remove.

  3. Click to Open the Transaction

    Click anywhere on the transaction row to open its detail view.

  4. Click “Delete”

    At the bottom of the transaction detail window, click the Delete button. You’ll be asked to confirm — click Yes to permanently delete the transaction.

NOTE: Only manually added cash transactions can be deleted. Transactions directly pulled from your financial accounts cannot be deleted.


Tip:

You can edit or split the transaction later if needed — for example, if part of it was personal or covers multiple categories.


How to Manually Add and Delete Cash Transactions


→ Match Transactions

← Split transactions