Why do I only see "Repair Costs" as an option, instead of detailed categories on the Expense Tracker dropdown menu?

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The Categories on the Expense Tracker dropdown menu are based upon the categories you upload into the Repair Estimator tool.

If you have not created an estimate for the project, you will only see a single "Repair Costs" category.

If you want to breakdown your expenses by individual repair categories, you first need to go to the Repair Estimator tool and load in an Estimate Template.

Our Estimate Templates come pre-built with 40+ common Categories which will then be used to build out your list of categories on the Expense Tracker.

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Why do I only see "Repair Costs" as an option, instead of detailed categories on the Expense Tracker dropdown menu?

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