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AI memories and partial payments

Briefcase now learns your internal conventions automatically, and you can reconcile invoices that aren’t paid in one go.

AI memories

Briefcase now learns your internal conventions automatically, cutting down manual edits.

It picks up patterns across fields like due dates and document references. For example: "if the uploader is John Doe, append 'JD' to the document reference."

What do you need to do? Nothing. Briefcase learns from your past and future edits, proposes new memories daily, and keeps only the ones that match how you actually work.

As it learns, accuracy across nuanced fields goes up and your autopublish rate improves as Briefcase gets more confident in its extracted fields.

Transaction header showing an Applied AI memory tooltip explaining that the due date was set to the last working day of the month following the issue date

Partial payment support in Briefcase Ledger

Reconcile part of an invoice

Invoices aren’t always paid in one go. You can now reconcile an invoice against one or more bank transactions that don’t cover the full amount - from either the invoice or the bank feed. The reconciliation preview shows what’s covered and what’s left before you confirm.

Find matching bank transaction modal with two bank transactions selected against an invoice, and a reconciliation preview showing the unpaid amount, the remaining balance, and a Partially paid status

Track what’s still outstanding

Partially paid documents get a Partially paid status, with every reconciled payment and the outstanding amount shown on the document. Reconcile the rest when it arrives and the status flips to paid. Works across purchase invoices, sales invoices raised in Briefcase, and landlord statements, with aged reports staying accurate throughout.

Transaction details page with a Partially paid status badge and a payments section showing £105.00 paid of £111.00, two reconciled bank payments, and £6.00 outstanding