Keeping your finances organized shouldn’t require spreadsheets, mental notes, or remembering why you spent money six months ago. That’s why we’re excited to introduce Transaction Tags in NetTrack — a flexible new way to label, filter, and understand your transactions at a deeper level.
What Are Transaction Tags?
Transaction Tags let you attach multiple custom labels to individual transactions so you can organize spending your way — beyond traditional categories.
Some examples:
- Business
- Personal
- Tax Deductible
- Recurring
- Reimbursable
Unlike categories, tags are non-exclusive. A single transaction can have multiple tags, giving you far more control and clarity when reviewing your finances.
Why Tags Matter
Categories answer what you spent money on. Tags answer why it matters.
With tags, you can:
- Quickly identify tax-deductible expenses
- Separate business vs personal spending on the same card
- Track recurring subscriptions
- Find reimbursable expenses instantly
- Filter transactions across all accounts in seconds
Designed for Real-World Financial Workflows
Tags fit naturally into the existing NetTrack experience:
- Add or remove tags directly from the transaction list
- Search and filter by tag across all accounts
- Combine tags with categories for deeper insights
- Create and manage custom tags anytime
- Rules-based tagging for hands-off organization
Whether you’re a business owner, freelancer, or just someone who wants cleaner financial data, tags adapt to how you actually manage money.
Reporting Coming Soon
Transaction Tags are the foundation for more powerful reporting features coming next.
In upcoming releases, you’ll be able to:
- View spending summaries by tag
- Track tax-deductible totals over time
- Analyze recurring expenses more clearly
- Build custom reports powered by tags
This release lays the groundwork — reporting is the next step.
Available Now
Transaction Tags are live today. Update NetTrack and start tagging your transactions right away.
As always, your feedback shapes what’s built next. If there’s a reporting view or tag-based insight you’d love to see, let us know.
Happy tracking,
Michael
Creator of NetTrack