Financial Planner — Bills
Bills

Know What's Due Before You Spend

Enter each recurring bill once. OTR automatically sorts every bill into three pay windows — Last Payday, This Payday, and Next Payday — so you always know exactly what needs to come out of each check before you touch it.

Monthly Bills Overview

Bills main screen
Bills screen — monthly totals, suggested salary, and bills due this check
ItemWhat It Shows
Personal TotalTotal of all personal recurring bills per month
Business TotalTotal of all business recurring bills per month
Monthly TotalCombined total — all bills
Suggested SalaryOTR's suggested weekly salary based on your bills total. Use this or set your own in the Forecaster.
Pay WindowToggle Last Payday / This Payday / Next Payday to see what's due each week
Personal Due / Business DueEvery bill due this window — description, amount, due date, linked account, and Paid checkbox

Marking a Bill Paid

Check the Paid box next to a bill. OTR opens a New Transaction From Bill modal — already filled with the description and amount. Confirm the date, select a category, and tap Enter to log it to the linked bank account automatically.

New Transaction From Bill
New Transaction From Bill — description and amount pre-filled
No Double Entry

Marking a bill paid and confirming the modal logs it directly to your bank account in Banking. You don't need to enter it again.

The New Transaction From Bill modal also includes an Out of Pocket Expense checkbox. If the bill payment is an out-of-pocket expense, check that box before tapping Enter. OTR will automatically open the Out of Pocket Expense entry form with the date, description, and amount already filled in. Add a photo of the receipt and tap Enter — and it's logged in Out of Pocket Expenses at the same time. One action, two records.

Managing Your Bill List

Tap List of Bills at the bottom of the screen to see all recurring bills. Tap New Bill to add one.

Bill list
Bill list — description, amount, due day, and linked account for every bill

Setting up Bills for the first time? Review your last few settlements and bank statements. List every charge that comes out regularly — insurance, truck payment, phone, subscriptions — and enter each one with the day of the month it's typically due and the account it comes from.