A ledger transaction entry starts with a date and a payee, e.g.,
2025/06/07 biocoop
asset:current:couple -100
expense:food:daily 100
In this case, "biocoop" is the payee.
For years, I've been maintaining a file in which I associate regular expressions matching bank transaction's descriptions to well-known payees, e.g.,
biocoop:
- BIOCOOP
- KERBIO
- SA FINIS TERRA
- COGIBIO
- VILLENAVE BIO
- BIOMEN
filling station:
- ESSO
- SA STEREN
- LECLERC STATIO
- LECLERC ESSENC
- BLENAN DAC
...
The same way reckon uses account tokens to find the proper accounts, could it also find the proper payee?
A ledger transaction entry starts with a date and a payee, e.g.,
In this case, "biocoop" is the payee.
For years, I've been maintaining a file in which I associate regular expressions matching bank transaction's descriptions to well-known payees, e.g.,
The same way reckon uses account tokens to find the proper accounts, could it also find the proper payee?