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Can I edit and add bills manually?
Can I edit and add bills manually?
Emily Onimus avatar
Written by Emily Onimus
Updated over a week ago

Yes, you can! Getting all of your bills, subscriptions, and other recurring expenses into one place is easy with Cushion.

When you sign up for Cushion, you will be asked to connect your bank accounts and credit cards that you use to pay bills. Make sure you connect all of your accounts!

Then, Cushion will automatically scan your accounts for recurring expenses and add them to your Bill Center. If there are any bills you pay from accounts not connected to Cushion, you can add them to your Bill Center yourself by providing a bit of information.

For step-by-step instructions on how to add or edit a bill, please see the drop-downs below:

How to Add a Bill

1) On the Cushion Home screen, you will see "All Bills" listed at the top. Start by clicking the '+' icon to manually add your bill.

2) Once you select the '+' icon, you will be prompted to the screen shown below. You will then need to click on "Recurring bills."

3) Last but not least, you will need to select "Add Manually." This will prompt you into the next phase of adding a new bill.

How to Edit or Delete a Bill

1) Start by selecting the bill you wish to edit on the Home page.

2) You will then want to select "More Options."

3) Once you select "More Options" you will be prompted to the screen below where you can edit your bill due dates or bill amount by selecting the pencil icon.

4) If you are looking to delete a bill, simply click on the three dots in the top right corner and hit "Delete Bill."

All in all, your Bill Center is your one-stop shop for tracking, managing, and paying all of your recurring expenses. No more logging into 10 different websites, tracking down bills in your email, or manually updating spreadsheets. We're bringing visibility, control, and peace of mind to managing and paying your bills.

Please email us at support@cushion.ai if you have any additional questions.

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