Other groups
Any group that shares money.
A party committee, a school trip, a small foundation, a choir or a collection for a colleague. If people pay for each other and want to know where they stand, Penny Monet fits.
Examples
Groups that use a shared cash book
Party and event committees
A budget, many small expenses and volunteers who advance money.
School classes and parent groups
A trip, a gift for the teacher, a contribution per child.
Projects and working groups
A temporary group with its own budget, closed once the project is done.
Choirs and theatre groups
Rehearsal space, scores, costumes and ticket income.
Collections
Everyone contributes to a gift or a donation, and you see who has.
Small foundations
Clear records of income and expenses, with a history that stays readable.
Done with a project? A treasurer can close the group once everything is settled. The history stays readable and the group can be reopened later.
Keep exploring
Whatever your group, start with clear books.
See what this looks like with example data, or read how the flow works.
