Transaction Attachments
Add image attachments to transactions for receipts, invoices, and more.
Adding Attachments
When Recording
- On the recording page, tap the "Attachment" icon at the bottom
- Choose "Take Photo" or "Choose from Gallery"
- The image will be automatically added as an attachment
- After completing the record, attachments are saved with the transaction
When Editing
- Open an existing transaction's detail page
- Tap "Edit"
- Add images in the attachment area
- Save changes
Viewing Attachments
- Transactions with attachments display an attachment icon in the list
- Tap a transaction to view details and see all attachments
- Tap an attachment image to view it full-screen
Deleting Attachments
- Enter the transaction edit page
- Long-press the attachment image you want to delete
- Confirm deletion
Auto-Save Attachments
When using these recording methods, images are automatically saved as attachments:
- Image Recording - The recognized image is auto-saved
- Camera Recording - The captured photo is auto-saved
Attachment Export
When exporting transaction data, you can choose to include attachments:
- Go to "Me" → "Data Management" → "Export Data"
- Select the "Include Attachments" option
- The exported zip file will contain an attachments folder
Notes
- Attachments are stored locally and will take up device storage
- During cloud sync, attachments are also synced (depending on cloud storage plan)
- Consider cleaning up unnecessary attachments periodically
Web Attachments
After signing in to BeeCount Cloud on the web:
- AI screenshot recording auto-attaches — when you paste an image via ⌘K and AI recognizes N transactions, all N transactions share the same original image as the attachment; see Image recognition.
- 📎 chip on transaction rows — rows with attachments show an icon; clicking opens an attachment carousel (prev / next).
- Detail dialog viewer — click a transaction row to open the detail dialog where attachments can be enlarged or downloaded.
- Storage — web attachments live on the BeeCount Cloud server's
attachment_storage_dir, deduplicated by sha256 with mobile so the same file is never uploaded twice.