Deleting an entry
safely.

Deletion in nouz is a one-way operation — there's no soft-delete, no trash folder, no undo toast. The two-step confirm dialog is the only safety net. Most owners never need to delete an entry; an edit is almost always the better choice.

01 How do I delete an entry?

1. 1
   Open the entry

   Revenue or Expenses tab, click the row.

2. 2
   Scroll to the bottom of the side panel

   There's a small red Delete button.

3. 3
   Confirm in the dialog

   A second click to make sure you mean it.

4. 4
   Gone

   The entry is removed. P&L recomputes immediately.

02 Can I undo a delete?

Once you confirm, the entry is hard-deleted from the database. There's no soft-delete, no trash folder, no five-second undo toast. If you genuinely need it back, you'll have to re-enter it from your Z-report.

03 When should I edit instead of delete?

Most "delete this entry" intents are actually "fix this entry". If the cash amount is wrong, edit it — don't delete and re-create. Edits are easier to reason about later than gaps in your data, and they preserve the entry's timestamps and audit trail.

Genuine reasons to delete (rare): a duplicate entry created by accident, a test entry from your first day exploring the app. Almost everything else is better as an edit.

04 What are the downstream consequences of deleting?

Deleting an entry triggers a cascade: the day's P&L recomputes immediately and its totals drop by the deleted amount, the week, month and year totals update on next load, Statistics re-evaluates the next time that tab opens, and your revenue cap YTD drops if the deleted row was revenue. The full list below breaks down each effect.

• Day P&L recomputes immediately. The day's totals drop by the deleted amount.
• Week / month / year totals update on next load.
• Statistics re-evaluates next time the tab loads. The deleted day's data is no longer in any insight.
• Revenue cap YTD drops if the deleted entry was revenue. Practical impact: if you were close to your plan cap, deleting buys you headroom (but probably not the right reason to delete).