Add Bills tab to Projects

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I know you can post a bill and attach it to a project.

I know that Bills are included in the project’s full Profit & Loss as a Debit.

I know that Bills are combined with out-of-pocket expenses as Expenses in the Project Profitability table on the Summary tab. It is important to distinguish between out-of-pocket expenses and bills though.

Currently, there is no Bills tab in the project summary. You have Time and Expenses but no Bills, which in my opinion is an omisison.

Currently, Add New Bill is not included under the green Add New button (only expenses = out-of-pocket expenses).

Suggested New Features:

  • Add a Bills tab to the project view (in addition to Summary | Estimates | Invoices | Tasks | Profit & Loss | Time | Expenses | Notes
  • Add a Bill item to the green Add new dropdown button
  • On the project Summary tab, the Breakdown and Project Profitability summary tables only include time-based and out-of-pocket expense-based expense items. Bills are lumped together with expenses. It would be both logical and helpful to include Bills as part of the project profitability.

This would also help users to understand the difference between out-of-pocket expenses and bills (a point of confusion for some).

Thank you. :slight_smile:

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Hello!

Bills are currently treated as part of project expenses but lack visibility—there’s no dedicated Bills tab, and they’re not separated from out-of-pocket expenses in the Summary view. Adding a Bills tab, including “Bill” in the Add New dropdown, and distinguishing Bills from Expenses in profitability tables would improve myWisely clarity, reduce confusion, and help users better track vendor costs versus reimbursable expenses.

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Good morning, all! :sunflower:

Thank you for sharing this great suggestion with us! I agree that adding a bills tab to the projects page would make things a lot clearer and easier for users.

I’ve gone ahead and submitted this as a feature request. That means our engineering team will triage your suggestion and consider it for a future project. :smiley:

Thank you once more for highlighting this to us. Have a good one!