Getting started

• What is BrickTrack?

  BrickTrack takes your uploaded bank transactions, suggests an ATO category and property for each one, and turns them into a report your accountant can use at tax time.

• Quick start: from sign-up to your first report

  Add a property, upload your transactions, confirm the suggested categories, then generate your accountant report. Four steps, done once.

• Adding your first property

  What each field on the add-property form actually feeds into: contract date, settlement date, purchase price, ownership structure and loan details all flow through to your reports later.

• Common errors and how to fix them

  Fixes for the problems people hit most often in BrickTrack: unrecognised CSV columns, duplicate or missing transactions, and reports that look empty.

• Importing your transactions

  How to get income and expenses into BrickTrack today: export a CSV or Excel file from your bank and upload it, then let auto-categorisation do the sorting.