Workspace provides an operational finance layer for recording business income and expenses and connecting them to clients, projects, invoices, salaries, and reports. It is designed for internal workflow control rather than replacing jurisdiction-specific statutory accounting advice.
Capabilities
A practical structure for the work
1
Income ledger
Record income with dates, notes, and relevant client or project context.
2
Expense ledger
Maintain company expenses separately from employee reimbursement claims.
3
Connected billing
Review invoices and payment-related records alongside operational finance.
4
Financial reports
Summarize recorded company activity through tenant-scoped reports.
Workflow
From setup to accountable action
1Record income and expense activity.
2Connect records to the relevant client or project where applicable.
3Review company reports and outstanding billing.
Questions
Clear answers before setup
Does Workspace replace an accountant?
No. Workspace supports operational financial records and workflows; statutory reporting and compliance still depend on the company’s jurisdiction and advisers.
Are employee claims the same as company expenses?
They are related but distinct workflows: employees submit claims, while authorized company users review and manage expense records.