Dashboard
What Expected end means on the dashboard
Learn how Bizwazi calculates expected Cash, M-PESA, and Bank/Card balances.
Expected end is Bizwazi’s estimate of what each account should contain at the end of the trading day.
What to check
- Bizwazi starts with the saved start balance.
- It adds sales recorded under that account.
- It subtracts expenses recorded under that account.
- It adjusts for transfers between Cash, M-PESA, and Bank/Card.
- The result is the expected end balance for that account.
- You then compare the expected end balance with the real end balance you count or check.
Useful tips
- If Expected end is blank, enter start balances first.
- If Expected end looks wrong, check whether sales, expenses, or transfers were entered under the wrong account.
- Expected end is a guide, not a bank statement. It depends on the records entered into Bizwazi.
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